Harry Kane has reportedly come to an agreement over personal terms with Manchester City ahead of a possible move from Tottenham Hotspur.
The 28-year-old is still waiting for the first piece of silverware in his career and was recently forced to deny reports claiming that he had refused to turn up for Spurs' pre-season training.
A recent report claimed that Daniel Levy may be prepared to accept an offer of £120m with £20m in add-ons for Kane, who - according to journalist Ian McGarry - has agreed personal terms with the Premier League champions.
Speaking on the Transfer Window Podcast, McGarry said: "Harry Kane obviously remains an ongoing project. But it is our information at the Transfer Window podcast that Kane has effectively agreed personal terms with City and his representatives, and that they are simply waiting on Daniel Levy to agree the fee.
"And of course Spurs themselves are investing quite aggressively in new players as well, which kind of suggests that they know already that Kane will be leaving and they're effectively strengthening their squad on the basis of the money coming in."
Tottenham are believed to have identified Fiorentina's Dusan Vlahovic as a potential replacement for Kane, who boasts 221 goals from 336 appearances for the North London side.
