Tottenham Transfer News: Latest Rumours on Harry Kane and Sandro Ramirez

AC Milan are reportedly the latest club raising interest in Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane following rumours of a pay dispute at White Hart Lane. Elsewhere, Spurs are ready to revive their interest in Malaga's Sandro Ramirez.

According to Neil Fissler of the Daily Express, the Rossoneri are in search of a "marquee signing" this January, and the club's Chinese owners have seemingly identified Kane as the man they think might fire them back to the top of Serie A.

It's alleged Kane is seeking a salary "in excess of £100,000 a week" at Tottenham, a figure the club are yet to pay any player, with Hugo Lloris their current highest earner on £90,000 a week, per the Mirror's James Whaling.

Despite any speculation of the player becoming unsettled in his search for a higher income, Kane didn't let off-field issues distract him, as he netted twice in Saturday's 3-2 comeback win over West Ham United. After that result, the England forward displayed his Tottenham loyalties in full on Twitter:

Milan's interest is an intriguing one when considering Serie A teams usually struggle to compete with their Premier League counterparts financially, although the Rossoneri's new Chinese owners could change all that.

Kane has netted a total of 59 goals in his previous two seasons at White Hart Lane, earning a reputation as one of Europe's deadliest finishers, although blogger Chris Miller noted his impact elsewhere on Saturday:

Milan currently have Carlos Bacca as their main frontman, while Brazilian Luiz Adriano doesn't appear to hold a priority place at the San Siro and summer signing Gianluca Lapadula has struggled to crack the starting XI.

Kane could be considered an upgrade on any of those attacking figures, although, with the likes of Manchester United also interested in the player, per Fissler's report, the Italian titans may struggle to compete.

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One man who could be seen as a potential Kane replacement in the event Spurs' incumbent hitman did leave the club is Malaga forward Sandro, who is said to be attracting the north Londoners' interest for the third transfer window in succession.

That's according to the Sunday People's Neil Moxley, who asserted Spurs are once again ready to move for Sandro following previous interest, and Bleacher Report's Tim Stillman recently hailed the Spain under-21 international's stellar form this season:

Spurs' links with Sandro run back to his days as an aspiring Barcelona first-team player, although he's shown even more promise since moving to Andalusia this past summer and netting five goals in 12 games.

The Anchovies will undoubtedly hope to hang onto their star for a while longer, but Tottenham's ongoing admiration of the player may show a loyalty the former Blaugrana starlet is willing to entertain.