After rejecting Manchester United, Premier League giant to put 100 million down for Kane

Undoubtedly, the most followed English striker in Europe is Harry Kane. The Tottenham Hotspur player is considering leaving the club this season and several clubs are starting to bid for him. However, after Manchester United's failed attempt, another club is revealed that could pay 100 million for the player.

The arrival of Mauricio Pochettino at Chelsea generated a clean-up at the Blues and, incidentally, requested renowned reinforcements to rebuild an institution that last season was closer to the relegation places than to fight for a ticket to the Champions League. The Argentine already managed Harry Kane at Tottenham and will not need any advice to re-sign him. The reality will now be for the management that if they want to see him at Stamford Bridge they know they will have to pay 100 million.

If neither Man Utd nor Madrid can tempt Tottenham into a summer exit, this opens up the possibility of Kane's contract expiring next summer and giving him the option to leave for free. At this point, his future would be out of Levy's hands.

What does Kane say about Pochettino's arrival at Chelsea?

"Mauricio was an unbelievable coach for me. Great person, great, great coach. He helped me a lot to get to where I am now. So I appreciate him a lot," Kane said in an interview with Reuters. Thus, a reunion between the two would not be ruled out for next season, but negotiations will be complicated.