Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has confirmed he's held talks with Harry Kane.
Kane is the subject of intense interest from Bayern Munich, with honorary president Uli Hoeness announcing the England captain wants to join them.
Postecoglou told reporters at his Perth press conference, "I had a good chat with Harry.
"Nothing earth-shattering as people are seeking. Just a good chat, introduced myself, spoke about the club and where we can improve.
"It's not a specific vision for one person, it's about the group. Me and Harry were perfectly aligned in that, we want to see a successful team this year.
"For me it's about really focusing on everybody and making sure we set the environment in the right way. The players have been brilliant so far, really receptive and open-minded about what we're trying to do. Coaches have been brilliant in delivering that message. It's been as positive as you can. It's pre-season, you know. I think everyone thinks they have a great pre-season until the games start but so far it's been good.
"It was more about the collective and what we're doing. Harry's the same as all the other players, you know. It's not something I ask when they walk through the door, 'Have you got a ticket or not?'
'It's just about as we go along, we're working hard as a group. Some will be on for the whole journey and others won't. But a lot of that gets decided along the way. It's not something that I'm sitting down and demanding from people right from the outset.
"The reality is we have a bit less than a month before the season starts, the transfer window is still open for a while, so we'll see how it all transpires."
On Hoeness' comments, he added: "There hasn't been a discussion. There are a lot of people that know Harry better than me but he's not going to get fazed by anything. He's here and while he's here, he's totally committed to what we're doing.
"That's that way I've seen things. In terms of me, it has zero impact on me. If other clubs want to talk about our contracted players, that's more of an issue for them than us."
