Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is determined to keep hold of Harry Kane, despite his actions this morning.

With Manchester City keen, Kane failed to report for training this morning after returning from his summer break.

The forward, who has three years left on his contract, believes he has a 'gentleman's agreement' with Levy but the Spurs chairman has made it clear he will refuse to accept a bid of less than £150million.

The Daily Mail says Levy remains determined to keep hold of Kane this summer, despite the star's failure to turn up at training on Monday morning.

A source says "nothing changes" in terms of the club's desire to retain their talisman, with Levy unwilling to even consider offers below £150m - a fee that would make Kane the third most expensive player of all time behind Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.