Roy Keane believes it is only natural that Harry Kane would be considering his options ahead of the summer transfer window.
The future of the Tottenham striker is the subject of much speculation, with Kane being linked with a move away from north London amid reported interest from Manchester City, Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain, among others.
Recent reports have suggested that Kane may ask to leave Tottenham should Jose Mourinho's men not qualify for the Champions League this summer.
And Keane says he can understand that stance, should Kane be considering leaving for pastures new, with Spurs currently outside of the top four and facing the prospect of another season without Champions League football.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Keane said: “It’s only natural for us to speculate about Kane if they don’t get in the Champions League.
“Obviously he must be getting frustrated. Obviously he’s a huge player for Spurs, a brilliant professional, a fantastic player.
“And if they don’t get in the Champions League, and not competing at the top of the league, then it’s only natural for Harry Kane from a selfish point of view to look at his options.
“And he’s got some great options out there because he’s a world-class striker, and there’s not many out there.”
Kane is expected to lead the line for Spurs against Manchester United this afternoon, with the Red Devils the visitors to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
