Former Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp expects Harry Kane to play out his career with the club.

Kane became Tottenham's all-time leading goalscorer last weekend when he scored his 267th goal for the club.

However, there remains uncertainty regarding his future at Tottenham, with his contract set to expire in 2024.

Speaking on the Mennie Talks podcast, Redknapp said: "I don't think he'll move. I can't see him moving. I think he will end up being a one-club man like Steven Gerrard [at Liverpool].

"He can walk in to any team, but does he need to? The money he's on at Spurs is more than he can ever spend, he's earning a fortune and quite rightly so.

"I think he's moving house or building a new house, so his life is probably great. He loves his golf and that's his hobby now, getting a game of golf in when he can. I can't see him wanting to move away. I think he'll stay.

"He's the best centre forward in the world, he's fantastic, can do everything. He works, he's a leader, he can shoot, he can score, he can head it, he passes it like a midfield player, links play up, he's big and strong.

"He can do everything. He is just the complete, all-round player."