HARRY KANE fired a clear message at Daniel Levy by claiming “a lot needs to change” to stop Spurs being “failures”.
Chairman Levy was taunted after Saturday’s 3-1 loss to Brentford.
And Kane, who may have played his last home game for Tottenham, said: “A lot needs to change here for us to start being successful again.
“There is a conversation to be had in terms of the failures of the club.
“My focus is to enjoy this final week as much as possible and try and finish the season with a win.
“I am focused on this season and trying to help the team as much as possible. That is all I can do.”
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England captain Kane, 29, netted a stunner to open the scoring against Brentford.
But he looked shell-shocked as Spurs collapsed and shipped three second-half goals to leave their European hopes hanging by a thread.
Spurs cranked up the music to drown out fans’ boos and Kane and his team-mates took part in a traditional lap of appreciation after full-time.
Kane added: “You feel responsible. We have to take it on the chin and get ready for next week.”
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He has 211 Premier League goals as he enters the final year of his contract — 49 short of Alan Shearer’s record of 260.
Match of the Day pundit Shearer said: “I don’t think any Tottenham fan could complain if he said, ‘I’ve done my time and have got to look elsewhere’.”
Feyenoord boss Arne Slot left the door open on Sunday for a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Dennis te Kloese, director of the Dutch club, revealed he had rejected an approach from Spurs — and expects Slot, 44, to do the same.
But Slot, who has guided Feyenoord to a first league title in six years, said: “Everyone needs clarity quickly. I rejected Leeds in the winter and now I’m staying or leaving.
“My departure can also be good for the club but if there is no dream club then I will stay.
“It is not forbidden that I talk to other clubs.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
