Spurs may need more than League Cup win to keep Kane: Woodgate


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Championship - Norwich City v AFC Bournemouth - Carrow Road, Norwich, Britain - April 17, 2021 AFC Bournemouth manager Jonathan Woodgate Action Images /John Sibley

(Reuters) - Even if Tottenham Hotspur break their 13-year trophy drought by winning the League Cup on Sunday it might not be enough to satisfy the ambitions of captain Harry Kane, former Spurs defender Jonathan Woodgate said.

Kane, who broke into the Spurs' team in 2014 and has scored 219 goals in all competitions, signed a six-year extension in 2018 but British media have linked him with a move to a host of top clubs, including Manchester United and Real Madrid.

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