Harry Kane, the Tottenham striker, has reportedly made a demand to Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid, amidst rumors of his potential move to Spain this summer.
While Manchester United and Bayern Munich are interested in Kane, Real Madrid has also targeted him for the upcoming season.
Kane has one year left on his contract with Tottenham, and the club wishes to avoid losing him in 2024 for free.
Since Spurs CEO Daniel Levy does not want to sell Kane to a Premier League club, it appears that the England striker could be moving abroad this summer.
Los Blancos are keen on bolstering their offense next season, as well as signing a strong contender to support Karim Benzema, their first-choice striker.
Kane, it seems, could be the person to challenge Benzema for a chance to lead Madrid’s attack next season.
According to El Nacional, Kane has demanded a level playing field with Benzema in order to compete for a starting position in Madrid’s first XI next season if he does secure a move to Spain this summer.
In recent seasons, Benzema has dominated the striker positions. Kane will not tolerate any form of favoritism should he decide to join Real Madrid’s this summer.
