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Harry Kane 'fails to report for Tottenham Hotspur training again'

Harry Kane 'fails to report for Tottenham training again'
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Harry Kane reportedly fails to report for Tottenham Hotspur training for the second day in a row as he seeks to force a move to Manchester City.

Harry Kane has reportedly not shown up for Tottenham Hotspur training for the second day in a row.

The England captain was due to be back at Spurs' training complex for pre-season testing on Monday morning but allegedly failed to turn up amid persistent links with Manchester City.

Kane - who is understood to have informed Spurs of his desire to leave earlier in the summer - will reportedly be handed a 'significant' fine from the club following Monday's episode.

Now, journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that the 28-year-old also did not report for training on Tuesday morning as he seeks to force a transfer to Man City this month.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy supposedly wants a fee of £160m to part ways with Kane this summer, but City are not thought to be willing to go higher than £120m given their pursuit of Jack Grealish.

Kane - who is yet to win a major trophy in his career - boasts 221 goals from 336 games for Tottenham, where he is contracted to until 2024.

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HOCKEY
· Great Britain's women aim to secure their place on the podium as they face India in the bronze medal match (2.30am)
· Netherlands - silver medallists five years ago - and Argentina battle for the gold medal in the women's final (11am)

BEACH VOLLEYBALL
· The women's gold medal will be decided as Australia and USA go head to head (3.30am)

BOXING
· Lauren Price will be looking to add to Team GB's success in the ring when she takes on Nouchka Fontijn of Netherlands in the women's middleweight semi-final (6am)

DIVING
· Tom Daley already has one Olympic gold to his name in Tokyo, and he begins his bid for second in the men's 10m platform. Teammate Noah Williams is also involved in the preliminary round (7am)

CYCLING
· Jason Kenny's reign as sprint king may be over, but Jack Carlin looked strong in his bid to succeed his compatriot. He takes on Harrie Lavreysen in his sprint semi-final (8.10am), with the final taking place later in the day (10.35am)
· The women's madison makes its Olympic debut at the velodrome as Team GB duo Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny look to add another medal to their collections (9.15am)

FOOTBALL
· Hosts Japan will look to get themselves on the podium as they face Mexico in the men's bronze medal match (10am)
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