Here We Go: Harry Kane transfer latest as Manchester City's £100 million bid rejected by Tottenham

City are also willing to send Spurs players to help sweeten the deal

Harry Kane is Manchester City's top target this summer. A dream that Pep Guardiola first put in his list of goals after losing Sergio Aguero. There is a need for a striker and the match with Kane's desire to play the Champions League is almost natural. In short, Kane absolutely wants the Champions League and Manchester City has been courting him for weeks, after learning of his desire to try a different experience. In recent days, City management has gone from words to deeds. In fact, a first official offer to Tottenham for Harry Kane has arrived from Manchester: £100 million guaranteed, plus availability to add one or two players as part of the deal, obviously depending on who they would be and without involving untouchable players for Guardiola. For example, the names of Aymeric Laporte, Gabriel Jesus or Raheem Sterling (who has previously alluded to "behind scenes" issues at City) would be mentioned, but these are only possibilities and not a current part of the negotiation. So Manchester City sent their opening bid for Kane. The response from Tottenham was very clear: there is no intention of accepting this bid, because the Spurs want a "crazy offer" to sell Kane or else nothing will happen. Indeed, the intention of Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is to convince Kane to stay, keep him at all costs and fight in order not to lose him this summer. In short, Tottenham is not leaving an opening for now.