Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has dismissed talk of a move to Real Madrid, saying he would love to stay at the club for the next 10 years.
21-year-old Kane has been in superb form this season for Spurs, having scored an impressive 22 goals in all competitions under the guidance of Argentine boss Mauricio Pochettino.
The English youngster has been widely tipped to be selected for Roy Hodgson’s next national side, whilst European champions Real Madrid have shown interest, sending scouts to watch the Chingford born striker in his last three games.
Whilst, Madrid have connections with the North London club and a move could happen, Kane has remained coy and discussed his future at White Hart Lane.
“Tottenham are a big club and we can still improve, ” Kane told Le10Sport.
“I would love to stay here as long as possible. If in 10 years I’ll still be very happy at Tottenham.
“Today the strong players tend to change clubs or the league, but I’m going to get a player the Spurs for many years. “