PSG 'to submit' last-ditch player-plus-cash swap deal for Harry Kane, Spurs fans like it

Tottenham fans are convinced the club SHOULD accept Paris Saint-Germain's player-plus-cash offer for Harry Kane.

Kane has been the subject of intense transfer speculation, with a move away from the club this summer mooted.

Real Madrid had expressed an interest in snapping up the England captain, with Bayern Munich also thought to be keen on signing the star forward.

Not to mention Paris Saint-Germain, who could be without Kylian Mbappe for the new season, having told the club he won't be renewing his contract.

According to transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio, PSG have entered the race to sign Kane, with the club prepared to include Xavi Simons in a potential swap deal.

The thought of cash and Simons has some Spurs fans online believing Daniel Levy should accept PSG's offer.

One Twitter user wrote: "£100m and Simons is very palatable."

A second tweeted: "I speak for all Spurs fans when I say make it happen."

A third added: "I do this. Might be a hot take, maybe not, but a decent sum plus Xavi is one hell of a deal."

Another said: "Done I’d take £60m and Simons that kid is incredible."

Xavi Simons in action for the Netherlands. Image: Getty

Kane, who's contracted until the summer of 2024, is currently in Australia with Spurs for the club's pre-season tour amid mounting speculation about his future.

Ange Postecoglou has spoken to his star man and claims he remains 'totally committed to what we're doing'.

"It was nothing earth-shattering as people are seeking. Just a good chat, introduced myself, and we spoke mainly about the club, where it's at and where he thinks can improve," he said.

"It's not a specific vision for one person, it's about the group and we're perfectly aligned on that - we want to see a successful team this year."

The Australian boss added: "He's here and while he's here, he's totally committed to what we're doing, and that's the way I've seen things.

"No one has spoken to me from Munich. If other clubs want to talk about our contracted players, that's more of an issue for them than us.

"We've got nearly a month until the season starts, the transfer window's still open, so we'll see what transpires."

Will Kane still be a Spurs player next season? Watch this space.