Ferdinand Pessimistic About Kane’s Long-Term Spurs Future

Kane recently left his future at Tottenham in the air after he revealed he ‘would not stay just for sake of it.’

The England captain remains one of the most lethal forwards in Europe, having won the top scorer award at the 2018 FIFA World Cup, but he is yet to win any silverware at club level.

With the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid reportedly after the 26-year-old’s signature, Ferdinand believes Kane’s days in North London are numbered.

"We've seen the news [about Kane's future],” Ferdinand said in an Instagram Live video.

"When he's been pressed in the past about his loyalty to Spurs, he's always been a bit coy.”

"But this isolation, I don't know what it's done to him but he's dropped a couple of bombs. If you've got aspirations to be successful, and you can go out there and court big clubs and go to successful places where you can win things, you've got to be searching for that.”

"He can't be sitting there and be totally happy at Spurs.”

"Yes he'll have made loads of money but he'll do that anywhere but he won't have nothing to remember in terms of great day picking up a trophy here and there.”

"Do you think he'll be satisfied? I'll tell you now: no. He won't be, he'll be devastated. Man United will be in for him because he's perfect for United.”

"Juventus would be in, Real [Madrid] have been buying young top potential, but do they want an experienced one to help? I reckon they'd be on the scene.”

Kane is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury sustained in the New Year’s Day defeat at Southampton.