Harry Kane has returned to Spurs Lodge today.
The Daily Mail says the England captain, wanted by Manchester City, who have had a £100m bid rejected, will complete his 5-day quarantine period after returning from the Bahamas via the USA at the Spurs Lodge accommodation block, which is on site, so he can at least train on his own on Saturday.
However, he won't be able to train with team-mates until later in the week when he has completed his quarantine, meaning he will certainly miss the opening game of the season, coincidentally against City.
Spurs Lodge is hotel-like accommodation at the training ground where players have individualised rooms, which is where Kane is now staying. He will be able to train alone over the next five days, while the rest of the squad train at different times.
Tottenham remain deeply upset at how Kane and his brother, Charlie, have set about trying to extract himself from the club, with the player speaking out in a Gary Neville interview in the last week of the season when Spurs were still battling for a Europa League place.
