Harry Kane's summer transfer options have emerged with the Tottenham Hotspur captain being linked with a move away from north London.
Kane reminded Manchester City just what they missed out on as he scored two goals to earn Tottenham a dramatic 3-2 win at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
The England captain saw a summer move to Pep Guardiola's side fall through, with the Spurs ace now being linked with a move to their bitter rivals Manchester United.
And Chelsea legend John Terry has made a cheeky dig at Antonio Conte's side.
Here are Mirror Football's latest Tottenham Hotspur headlines.
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Terry's dig
John Terry has sent a cheeky dig to Tottenham Hotspur as he insisted Antonio Conte's side are "nowhere near' Chelsea's level.
The Blues currently sit third in the Premier League table, five places and 11 points ahead of Spurs.
He's now opened up about how easy he viewed playing against Spurs, and seems to think things haven't changed much since he decided to hang up his boots.
Terry played down the significance of London derbies as he made it clear how far ahead he thinks his former side are in terms of quality.
Kane's United stance
Harry Kane is set to delay a decision on his Tottenham future until the end of the season, it has been claimed.
The Spurs captain has been linked with joining former manager Mauricio Pochettino at Manchester United this summer should the Argentine become the next permanent boss at Old Trafford.
But after striking up a good relationship with new Tottenham manager Antonio Conte, it appears Kane is willing to see how things go between now and the end of the season.
City's transfer chase
Harry Kane could yet secure a move to Manchester City, it has been claimed.
Mirror Football columnist Stan Collymore believes the Spurs captain's performances this season have been "disrespectful" to the club, before he turned it on against Manchester City last weekend.
But an upturn in form could yet persuade Pep Guardiol to return with another offer for Kane, despite City being linked with a summer move for Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland instead, according to Collymore.
