Ange Postecoglou, the incoming manager of Tottenham Hotspur, has promised to discuss his 'vision' for the team with striker Harry Kane in an effort to persuade the England captain to remain in London.
Several teams have shown interest in Kane in recent days, notably German powerhouse Bayern Munich, who are rumored to have made a £70 million approach for the 29-year-old.
The prolific striker, Kane, whose deal with Spurs expires in June, scored 30 goals in the Premier League last year.
With 280 goals in 435 games, Kane, a product of Tottenham's academy, holds the record for most goals scored by a single team.
Kane is one of the best attackers in the world, and Postecoglou, who took over as Tottenham's manager in June after Antonio Conte was fired in March, wants him to play a part here.
"I just want to introduce myself to Harry, give him my vision, understand his vision from him, and try to succeed," he concluded.
"I'll talk to him about how we can make this club successful, and I have no doubt that's what he wants, too," she said.
"There is no doubt that he shares my desire to make this club successful, therefore I will talk to him about how we might do that.
"What I know right now is Harry is part of this squad and looking forward to coming back among players, training, and start working together," he said. "I'll miss trying to build a team if I spend too much time worrying about impact."
"Ultimately, creating a team in a specific style will be what makes us successful. I won't pass up this first chance to decide what will be crucial in the long run. It transcends people, too. There is a guiding ideology for the team we want to be, and important players inside that.
Tottenham hasn't received any awards since the League Cup in 2008. Postecoglou, the club's new manager, has stated his ambition to win championships and "create something that lasts."
Postecoglou declared, "I want to make this football club prosperous. "I always take over clubs after they've had a poor season or seasons," the owner once said.
"Making something that endures and endures beyond my tenure is what I value most. What drives me most is the situation that Tottenham is in right now.
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