Jamie O'Hara has urged Harry Kane to reject Manchester United and build a 'legacy' at Spurs.

The England captain has hinted he could leave Spurs if he doesn't start winning trophies.

United are the most likely destination for Kane, but O'Hara thinks he should stay in North London.

"With Harry Kane, yes, he needs to win trophies, he's one of the best strikers in the Premier League and he's Spurs' best player," the former Spurs midfielder told Talksport. "But I'm a little bit on the fence with saying 'you've GOT to leave to win trophies if you're a top player'.

"It's also about leaving a legacy in the game. For me, there are so many brilliant players who haven't won loads of trophies but have left a legacy [at a club] that lasts a lifetime.

"If Harry Kane leaves Tottenham it might not work out. He might go to Manchester United and he might not win anything. He could win something at Spurs but even if he doesn't he's going to be regarded as one of the best and most loyal footballers to have ever been at that club."