Tottenham still hoping Harry Kane will stay as Ledley King and Steven Gerrard agree on loyalty

Harry Kane has been back to his best for Tottenham in recent games, but that hasn't stopped questions being raised over his future in north London. The England captain had a slow start to the season after the disappointment of losing to Italy in the final of Euro 2020, which was followed by his strong transfer links with Manchester City.

Kane has now scored 22 goals and registered nine assists in 43 appearances, breaking records and continuing his solid partnership with Son Heung-min. Spurs are currently fourth in the Premier League and in a good position in the battle for a spot in the top four.

Antonio Conte has led his side to victories in their last four matches and will hope they can continue that winning streak when they welcome Brighton to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday. All Spurs can do is continue getting their own good results and hope teams around them drop points, so they can secure Champions League football for next season.

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There are a number of reasons why there has been speculation around Kane's future at Tottenham, most notably the lack of silverware. Spurs have now gone 14 years since they last won a trophy and for a world-class player like the striker, that may be a problem.

However, Kane has been at Tottenham since he was a child and has made an impact on the Spurs side for a number of years. Ahead of the Lilywhites 4-0 victory over Aston Villa, Steven Gerrard commended the 28-year-old for his loyalty.

"I admire his loyalty to Tottenham and, of course, I’m sure it’s been tempting for him on many occasions to go and take one of those options. The Spurs fans should enjoy him and admire the loyalty he’s