Harry Kane has moved into a £17million-valued new London home after agreeing a six-year new Tottenham contract earlier this year, according to the Sun.
The newspaper claim the Spurs striker moved into a north London mansion last month with fiancée Kate Goodland and their daughters Ivy, one, and Vivienne, nine months.
The Sun report Kane and his family took out a 12-month tenancy agreement on the seven-bedroomed luxury house, which is costing them £15,000-a-week, with an option to buy at the end.
OPINION
With the annual rent costing an eyewatering £780,000, Kane’s stunning new home has not come cheap. But the Tottenham forward is quids in after putting pen to paper before the World Cup on a £200,000-a-week deal that is the most lucrative – by a long way – the club have ever handed out. Kane’s house – as you would expect – is kitted out with all the modern conveniences and luxury befitting a footballer who has reached the very top of his game. The Spurs talisman has not reached the heights this season, just like most of his teammates struggling to rediscover their 2017-18 form, but his six goals from 10 matches in all competitions have still been crucial to the team heading into the international break in the top four. Indeed, Tottenham are only a point behind pacesetters Liverpool and Manchester City ahead of their Sunday afternoon showdown.