Fed-up Harry Kane will reportedly push for a Tottenham exit this summer if the club miss out on the Champions League.
The 27-year-old England captain's burning desire for trophies could see him force his way out of his boyhood heroes to seek a new challenge.
The Athletic report Kane now sees his future away from the London Stadium for the first time in his career.
Spurs sit sixth in the Premier League, three points off the Champions League places.
His availability is likely to pique interest around Europe, with both Manchester City and Manchester United watching closely.
Kane could feasibly become City's heir to Sergio Aguero but it's said Spurs remain of the position he is not for sale at any price.
With Tottenham chief-executive Daniel Levy a notoriously steely negotiator, the striker could prove unaffordable for many in the current climate.
Europe's superpowers may also view the likes of Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe as more attractive prospects given their respective ages at just 20 and 22.
But it's reported United could offer a part-exchange deal to Levy in order to drag Kane's price down, if negotiations were to take place.
Edinson Cavani looks set to depart after a single season at Old Trafford which would leave Ole Gunnar Solskjaer down a forward.
But the arrival of Kane would also raise questions over pathway for Mason Greenwood.
The youngster has largely operated from the right hand side but his future is generally viewed as being in a central striking role.
