However, while time and a lack of progress within the club has changed that for the Englishman, football pundit Jamie Carragher believes that the decision has come at the worst possible moment. With the football world in flux over the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sky Sports pundit went onto admit that the transfer world has changed especially with clubs losing money and Kane’s future will be affected by that.

"Harry Kane has reached the crossroads of his career at the worst time possible. In other circumstances, the Tottenham striker's comments suggesting he would consider a move in the near future would be reasonable. These are far from normal times, with clubs losing money and needing to cut costs rather than plan major investments in the wake of the coronavirus crisis,” Carragher wrote in his Telegraph column.

The striker turns 27 years old in July and is still considered to be one of the best in the world, with him playing consistently well for Spurs. That is despite a series of niggling injury problems over the years with the Englishman averaging at least twenty goals a season for the North Londoners. That will change, Carragher further added, as he becomes older and it does change his value in the eyes of clubs around the world.