Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane reportedly has his sights set on a summer move to Manchester City.
With the Lilywhites set to end the season without silverware for the 13th year running, Kane is understood to have informed Daniel Levy of his desire to leave the club this summer.
The England captain supposedly believes that he has a gentleman's agreement in place which would allow him to move on, but Spurs would almost certainly demand a nine-figure sum to sanction an exit.
Manchester City have understandably been linked with a move for Kane as Sergio Aguero prepares to depart, and The Mirror claims that the Etihad Stadium is Kane's preferred destination.
The report adds that the Premier League champions have made "discreet enquiries" over a possible move for Kane, who could expect an increase on the £200k-a-week salary he currently pockets at Spurs.
Manchester United, Chelsea and Barcelona have all been credited with an interest in Kane, although manager Ryan Mason has affirmed that he has no knowledge of the 27-year-old submitting a transfer request.
With 22 goals from 33 Premier League games this season, Kane is neck-and-neck with Liverpool's Mohamed Salah in the race for the Golden Boot.
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