Sky Sports says Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy insists that no Spurs players will be sold before their new stadium is finished. According to the report, Key stars such as Harry Kane and Dele Alli, whom Spurs are hoping to pin to a new contract, are reportedly of interest to some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Real Madrid.
Daniel Levy, made the club's position known while reviewing building work on Spurs' new 61,500-seat stadium alongside London Mayor Sadiq Khan and NFL chief Mark Waller. He also confirmed the club are considering making additions in the January window, although he failed to mention the names of the players.
Real Madrid are reportedly interested in securing a deal for the Tottenham duo after their sterling performances. The interest heightened recently after the seeming failure by the Los Blancos to bridge the gap between them and league leaders, Barcelona. Barcelona currently top the table with 16 points.
Real Madrid's disappointing run continued last night after they played a successive draw with second tier Numancia, in the Copa del Rey
