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Carabao Cup success could be enough to keep Harry Kane at Tottenham, says Teddy Sheringham with Chelsea linked with a move

Kane is easily regarded as one of the finest strikers in world football right now and is well on course to have one of his best ever seasons as a forward, already netting 31-goals this season and adding 16-assists.

That has led to rumours that he could leave the club at the end of the season as he wants to add trophies to the cabinet, which has meant that we are very much interested in a transfer deal

England captain Kane has never considered leaving the club that offered him a big break, and Sheringham has claimed that the Carabao Cup win may be enough for the striker to stay put.

He told the Evening Standard ahead of Tottenham’s League Cup final clash with Manchester City on Sunday: “I didn’t want to leave Tottenham.

“I wanted the best players in the world to come and play with me. But it was so obvious to me that that wasn’t going to happen. My time was running out, I felt like if it’s not going to happen here, I need to go and play with the best players in the world.

“You can’t say any fairer than that. If Harry thinks that’s the case, then he could go anywhere he wants in the world, but I think he’s happy. If he wins his first trophy on Sunday, I think he will stay. Hopefully, that goes on to bigger and better things.

“I think if he sees something different, he needs to move away. They’re trying, without a doubt, so as long as that continues I think Harry will be happy.”

JAMIE

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