Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp believes Harry Kane will not get his dream move away from the club this summer.

Kane is reportedly longing for a move to Manchester City, where he can play alongside the likes of Kevin De Bruyne and possibly Jack Grealish.

But Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is in no mood to sell, despite Kane refusing to show up for training over the past two days.

"You're dealing with a very cold, calculated man when it comes to business," Redknapp told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"Daniel doesn't do emotions. He doesn't do feelings. I know what he's like."

He added: "Unless [Kane] has got a clause and an offer of £120m which says he can go, then whatever, fine; he's got an argument with Daniel.

"But what Daniel is going to be saying is, 'yeah, I said you could go but it's the valuation - and they're not meeting it, so you're not going'.

"It's a difficult one. I love Harry Kane - what a professional, what a guy. But I just think he's in a very difficult position here because he's with a man who just won't give in.

"You either meet the deal or you don't get the player - that is that, I promise you. That isn't going to change. He [Levy] won't budge."