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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy rules out sale of key men as Harry Kane and Dele Alli train ahead of Everton clash

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has ruled out the sale of Spurs' key men in the summer.

Englishmen Harry Kane and Dele Alli are both attracting interest from other clubs.

Spurs want to secure Kane's future with a new contract worth up to £200,000 per week, but he says talks are yet to begin and he has not been told of any coming up.

u00a0Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy (left) has ruled out the sale of Spurs' key men in the summer
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy (left) has ruled out the sale of Spurs' key men in the summer
Spurs want to secure Harry Kane's future with a new contract worth up to u00a3200,000 per week
Spurs want to secure Harry Kane's future with a new contract worth up to £200,000 per week
Tottenham are prepared to offer Dele Alli (left) a deal approaching u00a3100,000 per week
Tottenham are prepared to offer Dele Alli (left) a deal approaching £100,000 per week

Meanwhile, Tottenham are prepared to offer Alli a deal approaching £100,000 per week.