Tottenham icon Harry Kane says he'd love to be a 'one-club man' despite links to Real Madrid: 'This is my home'

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Harry Kane has said that he would be happy to spend his entire career at Tottenham.

The 24-year-old - who has been the top scorer in each of the last two Premier League seasons - is the subject of recent transfer talk linking him with Real Madrid.

Loyalty is rare in modern football, but Kane has suggested that he could follow in the footsteps of players like Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Spurs legend Ledley King by being a 'one-club man'.

Spurs icon Harry Kane, pictured applauding his fans, has said: 'I'd love to be a one-club man'

Kane, 24, has been linked with interest from Real Madrid, who drew 1-1 with Spurs on Tuesday

But the Tottenham striker has a strong relationship with manager Mauricio Pochettino (left)

However, Kane hinted that Spurs will have to keep improving in order to match his own ambitions.

'I'd love to be a one-club man,' he told The Mirror. 'It depends on how the club goes forward and managers et cetera, but I've said I want to stay here, as we're in a great place at the moment.

'The training centre is amazing, the new stadium is coming, the manager is fantastic and we've got a young team. So it's great.'

Asked if Spurs fans should be worried about reports linking their players with possible moves away, he replied: 'No, I don't think so.

'We're all very happy here and have signed long-term contracts. Rumours can be compliments as it shows we're doing good as a team but we don't take any notice of them, we've got a job to do here.'

Kane, who was born locally in Walthamstow, has been on the books at Tottenham since 2004.

Kane told The Mirror: 'I've said I want to stay here, as we're in a great place at the moment'

Kane has been on the books at Spurs since 2004 - 10 years before his breakthrough season

To date, England star Kane has scored 110 goals in 176 appearances for the north London outfit

After four loan spells - at Leyton Orient, Millwall, Norwich and Leicester - he broke into the Spurs first team in the 2013-14 season, becoming a regular starter in the following campaign.

Kane has got better and better. And he wants Spurs to do likewise.

He explained: 'For me, it's just about winning - improving and winning. When my career is finished, that's what I want to look back on and be proud of so hopefully that will be the case.'

Kane continued: 'I've said before you can never know what happens in football but this is my home. I've been brought up here and I want to look forward to the future and win things here.'