Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge reckons that Harry Kane is "really happy" at Tottenham at the moment and "loves" playing under Antonio Conte.

Kane was involved in a transfer saga over a move to Manchester City last summer after he wanted to leave the club but has recently knuckled down following a difficult first half of the campaign.

What's the latest news involving Kane?

Despite his struggles after his failed move to the Premier League champions, Kane has still scored 17 goals and laid on three assists in all competitions this season.

Only seven of those have come in the league, but Kane's form has improved dramatically since Conte replaced Nuno Espirito Santo in November. In 20 games under the Italian, the striker has scored 10 goals, including two in the stunning recent victory at Manchester City.

Prior to the visit to the Etihad, reports emerged that Kane wasn't willing to commit his future to his boyhood club and is going to assess his options at the end of the season.

Kane's contract at the club expires in 2023, meaning this summer is probably the final chance for Daniel Levy to receive a hefty fee for the England captain's services.

Despite constant uncertainty surrounding his future in N17, Bridge believes that Kane is enjoying his football right now and is totally on board with Conte.

What did Bridge say about Kane?

He told GIVEMESPORT: "Everything I'm hearing about Kane at the moment is that he's really happy and he loves playing under Conte, so long may that continue."

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Is Kane likely to be a Tottenham player next season?

Kane has always made his feelings clear about wanting to win trophies and has continuously said that he won't stay at Spurs "for the sake of it".

But his future at Tottenham would appear to lie in the hands of Levy once again, and whether the likes of Manchester United, who's interest could be ramped up if they appoint Mauricio Pochettino, and Manchester City, are willing to meet Spurs' asking-price.

This summer, Kane will have just two years remaining on his deal, and if he's refusing to sign fresh terms, Levy might be forced to negotiate with one of the Manchester clubs to prevent a situation where he does what Christian Eriksen did and runs down his contract.