Tottenham Hotspur captain Harry Kane has reportedly ruled out a move overseas.
Kane recently became Tottenham's all-time scorer, passing the previous record of 267 goals, which was held by Jimmy Greaves.
Despite etching his name in the history books, there is uncertainty surrounding Kane's long-term future at the North London club.
The England international, who was linked with a move away from Spurs in 2021, has 18 months left on his current contract.
A number of clubs have shown an interest in the 29-year-old, including European giants Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
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The German champions are still yet to find a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who left the Bavarians to join Barcelona last summer.
Real Madrid, meanwhile, can call upon the 2022 Ballon d'Or winner Karim Benzema, but the Frenchman has struggled with injuries this season, which has left the European champions short of forward options.
While Bayern and Real Madrid are keen to sign the Tottenham man, according to Football Insider, Kane is not contemplating a move abroad.
With 200 goals to his name in the English top flight, he is keen to break Alan Shearer's all-time Premier League record of 260 goals.
Kane could consider the prospect of joining a fellow Premier League club following links with Manchester United and Manchester City.
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The Citizens reportedly made an attempt to sign Kane in the summer of 2021, but Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy rejected their approach.
A recent report has indicated that Tottenham's stance has not changed, as they are not prepared to sell their star player to a Premier League rival.
Although Kane is yet to agree a new deal, Spurs are confident that they can secure his long-term future.
Prior to Saturday's away meeting with Leicester, Kane has scored 19 goals and provided three assists in 30 competitive appearances this season.
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