Harry Kane reportedly wants to leave Tottenham - 5 potential replacements

Danny Ings and Andre Silva could be recruited to fill void should Kane leave club

Danny Ings - The Englishman has been on Spurs' radar for several months, with the North London club linked with the Southampton striker in January. Ings has often cut a frustrated figure in an inconsistent Southampton side this term, with a relatively low goals return of 12. With a contract that runs out in 2022, Saints may decide to cash in on the 28-year-old now rather than risk losing him for nothing. Reuters

Ollie Watkins - Has made the step up from Championship to Premier League look effortless. His 13 goals have helped secure Aston Villa to a mid-table finish and he is in the running to make Gareth Southgate's England squad for this summer's European Championship. Reuters

Gerard Moreno - After 18 La Liga goals in 2019/20, the Villarreal striker hit the goal trail again this term, surpassing 20 goals in Spain's top flight. The Spain international is the focal point for The Yellow Submarine and could end the season a Europa League winner if Villarreal can overcome Manchester United. EPA

Andre Silva - The highly-rated Portuguese struggled to live up to expectations at AC Milan and Sevilla, but he appears to have found his groove in the Bundesliga, where he is one of the main goal threats for Eintracht Frankfurt, scoring 27 league goals. AFP

Youssef En-Nesyri - The Moroccan wasted little time in breaking into double figures in La Liga, with 18 strikes ahead of this weekend's final round of games. With Sevilla on course for Champions League football next term, the 23-year-old may not relish the prospect of a campaign in the second-tier Europa League, if Spurs even qualify. EPA

Tottenham striker Harry Kane has reportedly told the club he wants to leave at the end of the season.

Kane is unhappy at Tottenham's lack of progress this season and a failure to challenge for major honours, according to Sky Sports.

The England captain, who is the North London club's third highest goalscorer with 165 goals - 55 shy of Jimmy Greaves' record - is believed to have told his club bosses he wants his future resolved before Euro 2020, which starts on June 11.

Kane's contract with Tottenham has another three years to run and chairman Daniel Levy is sure to demand a high price on his star player, with reports suggesting the bidding will start at £120 million ($170m).

Tottenham refused to be drawn into debating Kane's future in public as they focus on their final two Premier League games, with Europa League qualification in their sights. Spurs missed the chance to sate Kane's desire for silverware after losing April's League Cup final to Manchester City, extending their trophy drought to a 13th year.

Should Kane part ways with the club he joined as a youngster in 2004, Spurs will need a replacement to spearhead the attack, with Carlos Vinicius' loan move from Benfica unlikely to be made permanent and Gareth Bale heading back to Real Madrid.

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