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Harry Kane scores twice on first Tottenham Hotspur start of season

Kane had wanted to leave Spurs in the close season for Manchester City, but was denied a move by club chairman Daniel Levy and confirmed earlier this week he would be remaining in north London.

Firstpost Explains: Harry Kane transfer saga and why Manchester City will eventually land the player

Manchester City, despite breaking British transfer record for Grealish, still want Kane in their team. The player also wants the move and the club has the financial power to push through.

Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur hold talks with ex-Inter manager Antonio Conte, say reports

Tottenham are believed to have turned their attention to Conte, who left Inter after leading them to the Serie A title this season.

Premier League: Tottenham striker Harry Kane hoping for 'honest conversation' with club about departure

Kane is reported to have told Spurs he wants to be sold at the end of the season after becoming frustrated at the lack of progress at the north London club.

Premier League: Daniel Levy admits ownership 'lost sight' of Tottenham's DNA in European Super League fiasco

Spurs will welcome supporters back to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the first time this year when a crowd of 10,000 see them take on Aston Villa in the Premier League.

Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur sack manager Jose Mourinho

Tottenham have said that former player and club's academy coach Ryan Mason will take charge of the first team training on Monday.

Europa League: Jose Mourinho says 'nobody's happy, but nobody's depressed' at Tottenham Hotspur despite slump

Spurs have lost five of their past six Premier League games to fall out of Champions League contention and Mourinho finds himself in an unprecedented situation in his long managerial career.

Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur's spiral puts Jose Mourinho's style under the microscope

Cup success is what Jose Mourinho may now need to save his job at Tottenham Hotspur and salvage his first full season in charge.

Premier League: League-leaders Tottenham report annual losses of $85.4 million amid COVID-19 pandemic

In 2018-19, Tottenham made a profit of 68.6 million pounds ($91.7 million) during their first partial season in their new 1.2 billion-pound ($1.6 billion) stadium. Fans haven't been allowed in to watch Jose Mourinho's side at the north London venue since March.

Premier League: Tottenham don't need huge investment in transfer window, says manager Jose Mourinho

Tottenham have enjoyed four successive seasons in Europe’s premier club competition and reached last year’s final, losing 2-0 to Liverpool in Madrid.