Harry Kane is ready to stick with Tottenham after new manager Antonio Conte's appointment.

The Sun says the England captain, 28, believes the Italian's appointment can help Spurs now challenge for trophies, which is why he tried to force a summer move to Manchester City.

Kane, along with the rest of the squad, is delighted Tottenham have nabbed the former Chelsea and Inter Milan coach following Nuno Espirito Santo's sacking.

Kane was angry with Daniel Levy in the summer as he believed the Spurs chairman had backed down from a gentleman's agreement that he could leave the North London club for City if the right offer came in.

Tottenham did not feel that Man City's £125m bid was enough, so a frustrated Kane remained at the club.

Kane is hoping the team will improve massively under Conte and that the former Chelsea boss can be a success across London.