Harry Kane should leave Tottenham for Real Madrid as 'the principal £200m player', as indicated by Graeme Souness

Harry Kane has been encouraged to leave Tottenham for Real Madrid so as to win trophies, by savant Graeme Souness.

The England striker is on the La Liga monsters' radar after yet another surprising season for both club and nation.

Souness trusts the time is ideal for Kane to venture up to another test if Madrid dispatch an offer for him in the late spring.

Writing in his Sunday Times section, Souness stated: 'I'm completely mindful that I will irritate a few fans with what I'm going to contend, in any case, being unbiased, I trust that Harry Kane should leave for Real Madrid this late spring in the event that he finds the opportunity.

'I figure that he could turn into the primary £200m player.'

Souness pointed towards an absence of trophy opportunity at White Hart Lane and furthermore accuses the club's wage structure for a background marked by enormous players needing to clear out.

He trusts the new stadium will likewise do almost no in enticing Kane to remain at the club.

Souness proceeded with: 'It's all extremely well playing at another stadium, yet players have diverse needs.

'Huge players need to be paid the going rate and win trophies. He'll be taking a gander at compensation paid at Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City and, in spite of the fact that he'll never say it, know he's superior to players who are getting twice to such an extent and winning decorations.'

Kane is the present best scorer in the Premier League, netting 21 times, and has proceeded with his advancement into a standout amongst other striker's on the planet.

Be that as it may, Souness is less certain around one of Kane's colleagues.

Dele Alli had additionally been subject of hypothesis connecting him to a potential huge cash move yet the previous Liverpool man says the two players are in various sections.

He included: 'Kane's prepared for Real Madrid, however Dele Alli isn't.

'I've seen a genuine positive change in Kane since he came into Tottenham's group, however not to a similar degree in Alli.'