Tottenham has been asked to seek after a high-profile move for Chelsea's club-record marking Romelu Lukaku if Harry Kane leaves the club this mid-year.
England captain Kane faces a significant choice ahead regarding whether he needs to remain at Spurs - where he is under the agreement until 2024 - or probably again look for an exit having openly upset for a major cash move to Manchester City last year in his journey to win significant flatware.
Tottenham's shock FA Cup fifth-round exit on account of Middlesbrough was viewed as a major mishap to any expectations of keeping their charm in north London, however, supervisor Antonio Conte currently has his side in excellent condition, with four progressive Premier League, wins seeing them jump rivals Arsenal in the furious fight for the fourth spot.
Champions League capability would certainly be a gigantic variable behind Kane's choice over his future, while it additionally is not yet clear if he could be happy with the huge disturbance an exchange would cause with the mid-season World Cup in Qatar approaching not long from now.
Nonetheless, if he goes, ex-Spurs striker Darren Bent accepts his previous club ought to attempt to pull off a shocking bargain for Lukaku.
The Belgian striker has complimented to beguile since a club-record £97.5million return to Stamford Bridge the previous summer, battling to squeeze into Thomas Tuchel's assault and making only 12 Premier League begins up to this point this term.
Yet, Lukaku assisted fire By entombing Milan to their first Serie A title in quite a while under Conte in 2021 - so might a gathering with the Italian assist him at any point with rediscovering that lost scoring contact?
"However long Antonio Conte's there, I don't think Harry Kane would go anyplace," Bent told talkSPORT.
"Be that as it may, assuming more terrible came to more awful and Harry Kane did leave and go somewhere else, in the event that they can get Lukaku, you've seen what Conte can escape Romelu Lukaku.
"Indeed, even down to his sustenance, since that was the best I've at any point seen him look, last season and toward the beginning of this season.
"Assuming there was an open door and Kane leaves and Conte can get Lukaku, I'd go out most of the day to get it, day in and day out.
"I think as somebody who has a lot of Premier League insight, there'd be nobody better to supplant Harry Kane.
"I know they're totally divergent regarding players, Harry Kane dropping in and [is] actually a superior footballer, however, Lukaku would be a satisfactory substitution, positively with how he managed Conte as of now. Along these lines, I would."
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