“It will be quite expensive to buy Harry Kane because he’s one of the best strikers in modern football. Also, when he comes to make a decision like that, you also refer to the family," David Giola told talkSPORT.
If the family is fine in London, he might play for another London club and stay in London. He’s an English boy, he loves London and maybe he’d consider an offer from a London club.”
Harry Kane has been making transfer headlines since the turn of the year, although Tottenham Hotspur have reiterated their striker is 'not for sale at any price'.
If Kane does leave Spurs for another 'London' club in search of silverware, it's likely his destination will be Chelsea - given there's too much bad blood between Spurs and Arsenal, and West Ham doesn't compete for titles every season.
David Ginola spent 3 seasons at Spurs scoring 22 goals in 124 games.
