Harry Kane has ducked questions about his future at Tottenham amid talk of PSG coach Mauricio Pochettino.
Kane, 27, has informed Spurs chiefs he would like to leave the club this summer, with Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea making enquiries about his services.
The England striker's decision comes at a time of great upheaval at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the club still searching for Jose Mourinho's replacement after sacking the Portuguese in April.
Kane was tight-lipped when quizzed on whether Pochettino's possible return to north London would convince him to change his mind about staying.
He simply replied, "No comment", when pressed on the subject by the Evening Standard, although he did talk up his close bond with his former manager. Kane added: "He was the boss, the leader, the one that set the standards in how we played and how we trained. So friendship would never get in the way of what he did on the football side of things. But we became friends in that the things we did and talked about went beyond football."
