Daniel Levy told Harry Kane's Tottenham summer transfer status amid Erling Haaland links

The summer transfer window is fast approaching so what does that mean? More Harry Kane talk. After a slow start to the season, the England captain has been in fine form in recent games.

The striker is breaking records for club and country, producing solid performances and doing what he does best, scoring goals. Kane has now bagged 22 goals in 41 appearances this season, registering six assists too.

Before the international break and after Tottenham's 3-1 victory over West Ham, Antonio Conte reiterated praise he has previously given Kane. "He is brilliant in both phases, when he has to score and also when he makes an assist. He is two players in one because he can be a number 10 or he can be a number nine and it doesn’t change."

Harry Kane deserves far more respect as he targets England and Premier League records

The England captain's future at Tottenham is a continuous talking point and how Spurs' final nine games of the season go may affect that decision. The Lilywhites are currently three points off the top four and Champions League football will work wonders in trying to persuade Kane to stay in N17.

Playing in the top European competition will also help keep Conte in the capital, as well as hopefully the backing of Daniel Levy and Fabio Paratici in the transfer window. However, if Tottenham miss out on a top four spot, they may discover complications with not just their striker.

Kane currently has a market value of £90million, according to Transfermarkt and his value will drop this summer, compared to last, due to him getting a year closer to the end of his contract. Not that he needed to show it any more than he already has, but the 28-year-old has continued to show why he is a world-class striker, with his