Simon Jordan has given instructions to Harry Kane on how he could potentially seal an exit from Tottenham Hotspur next summer.
The England frontman had been linked with a move away from north London throughout the summer, including during Euro 2020.
He had previously expressed his desire for a new challenge, with Manchester City in particular being named as the most interested party in his services.
In the end, a move did not come to fruition and Kane eventually announced his intention to remain at Spurs with a statement released by his social media accounts.
With Manchester City having failed to sign a striker this summer, it remains to be seen whether the reigning Premier League champions revive their interest in a year’s time.
Former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan has told Kane how he could seal a different outcome should City attempt to sign him again, however.
Speaking on talkSPORT’s coverage of deadline day, he said: “I think it’ll come again, I think he’ll leave Tottenham next year unless they do something meaningful and I think he just has to get on with his football.
“He’s put up tweets and observations about how committed he is and how he’s staying for the fans, that’s a load of cobblers, he’s been told to say that because Manchester City didn't want to meet the expectations of Tottenham Hotspur.
“That’s their prerogative and perhaps Harry will have learned a lot of lessons from this; A, he operates in the public domain a better way next time before he does interviews with people about what he can and can’t do; B he perhaps gets himself around some more capable advisors to help those that are there.
“And next time he does a deal with Daniel [Levy], put some release clauses in there.”
Come the conclusion of the 2021/22 transfer window, Kane will have two years left on his deal.
