Harry Kane ‘has got to leave Spurs next season’ if Jose Mourinho’s side remain trophyless, blasts Jamie O’Hara

JAMIE O’HARA has urged Harry Kane to leave Spurs next season if Jose Mourinho’s side are unable to break their trophy drought. The former Tottenham midfielder reckons Kane, 27, will give the North Londoners one more season before he moves to a club where he has a better chance of winning trophies. Kane has established himself […]

JAMIE O’HARA has urged Harry Kane to leave Spurs next season if Jose Mourinho’s side are unable to break their trophy drought.

The former Tottenham midfielder reckons Kane, 27, will give the North Londoners one more season before he moves to a club where he has a better chance of winning trophies.

Kane has established himself as one of the best in the world after scoring 188 goals in just 287 games for Tottenham.

But the England star is yet to lift a piece of silverware during his professional career.

There have been suggestions that Kane has become disillusioned with the lack of success at Spurs.

The striker fuelled transfer talk in May as he admitted he was “ambitious” and not prepared to stay “for the sake of it.”

And O’Hara reckons a major trophy would be the only thing stopping Spurs’ golden boy jumping ship.

He told talkSPORT: “He’s 27 and if he doesn’t do it next season, I think he has got to leave. Spurs need to win a trophy next season,

“[League Cup?] No, I don’t think so.

“I think if you win the FA Cup and get in the top four, you keep Harry Kane.

“If you just get in the top four next season and you don’t win a trophy, I think it’s time that Harry Kane moved on.”

Boss Mourinho recently received assurances from chairman Daniel Levy that the club will NOT have to sell the star striker this summer.

But former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp has also warned the club could lose him unless they get their mitts on a trophy.

Manchester United have been tipped to make a move for Kane this summer to pair him up with top target and England team-mate Jadon Sancho.

But Juventus want him so he can forge a prolific partnership with Cristiano Ronaldo in Italy.