As part of their contract with Bayern Munich for Harry Kane, Spurs have a buy-back clause, according to Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.
In the summer transfer window, Spurs reached an agreement with Bayern to sell their all-time greatest scorer for £100 million.
Prior to moving to Germany, Kane had also amassed 213 Premier League goals while playing for Tottenham and was on the verge of breaking Alan Shearer’s record of 260 goals.
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Levy, though, has disclosed that Spurs may decide to re-sign Kane in the future.
At a fans meeting on Tuesday, Levy revealed to Tottenham supporters: “We have a buy back clause for Harry Kane.”
I want to express my gratitude to Harry for all he has done for us. He is always welcome to return.
Harry is a cherished part of the Spurs family who will always be remembered in our history.
Meanwhile, Kane claims he continues to monitor Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs’ progress.
The England captain said ahead of Bayern’s Champions League match against Manchester United on Wednesday night: “Fantastic start, I am always keeping an eye on them and think I will keep an eye on Tottenham for the rest of my life.”