Tottenham fans will be hoping that the potential return of Mauricio Pochettino could convince Harry Kane to stay at the club.

But former Premier League manager Lawrie Sanchez told Football FanCast that the England captain has already made his mind up and will be moving on this summer.

After making a handful of appearances under Tim Sherwood in the previous season, Kane was given his first proper chance in first-team football at Spurs by the Argentine, who played a major part in the striker becoming one of the most feared strikers in the world.

But the 27-year-old has made his feelings clear about wanting to leave his boyhood club, with Kane constantly reiterating his desire to be playing in the Champions League, something Spurs are unable to offer after finishing outside the top four for the second season in succession.

When Pochettino departed in November 2019, Kane said on Instagram: "I'll be forever thankful to you for helping me achieve my dreams" – but Sanchez doesn't think that the Argentine's possible return will influence Kane's future.

He exclusively told Football FanCast:

"I think Kane has made his mind up. There has been a long leaf about if he doesn’t win anything - even if he had won the Champions League it would have been difficult to keep him.

"Kane is England captain, he’s going to meet up with all his teammates over the summer, and all these lesser players are at bigger clubs winning these trophies and he'll be thinking 'I’m at Tottenham', who haven’t won anything since the League Cup."