Grand opening - wow, you are really in love with this (not so incredibly big) stadium. What's even funnier is that you are in fact playing at a much bigger and shinier stadium right now. Say what you want about the magnificent Levy and his control over Kane, but time and time again the biggest clubs come in for the best players and they get them. Kane has reached that level where you cannot see another outcome than leaving for Real Madrid in the end, it's just inevitable. And sorry to say, in the end Mr. Levy doesn't have a word in this game - when the player sets the wheels in motion there is only one outcome. Agents, media, faked injuries - you know the drill, they always give up in the end. Coutinho left for Barcelona, even though Liverpool said they would never entertain a bid for him. Why would Tottenham be any different? This is what you do not comprehend; Tottenham aren't any different to other, lesser clubs. You are not special, there is nothing unique about playing for Tottenham compared to other clubs - you have absolutely no recent history. Spurs like everyone else, would not hold onto an unhappy star player flirting with proper trophy-winning clubs from Europe. Antoine Griezmann just moved into a new and shiny stadium, you can bet your ass he is trading up next summer - he almost moved last season before they moved into the new one.
I am not saying he is necessarily leaving this summer, but the huge problem for Tottenham is that a) Real Madrid are the biggest club in the world, b) their star playing is soon 33 and c) Kane is at the perfect age and is the best around from his generation currently playing at a smaller club. This isn't a dig at Spurs as a club (rather delusional fans), you have just hit the big-time in securing Kane and will pocket a lot of money for him. Spurs have won one measly League Cup in the last 20 years and that just isn't going to suffice for him when he can win several Champions League-trophies the next 7-8 years playing for a bigger and better club. Tick tock....