Danny Rose has warned Tottenham he will ensure he is "paid what I am worth" amid interest from Manchester United.
The Spurs defender signed a new five-year deal worth around £70,000-a-week in 2016 and has developed into one of the best left-backs in the world in recent seasons at White Hart Lane.
Rose, who moved to Spurs from Leeds in 2007, has said he will play up north again before his career is out and knows he would earn a substantial pay rise if he moved to a Premier League rival.
Manchester City made an attempt to sign the 27-year-old earlier in the window, while United boss Jose Mourinho is also a long-term admirer and Chelsea are tracking the situation.
He told The Sun: "I know my worth and I will make sure I get what I am worth. I don't know how much longer I might have at this level.
"Anyone who thinks this is primarily for money, that is not the case. But I know what I am worth."
And Rose believes the entire Tottenham team is underpaid.
He added: "As with anyone else in my team, in my opinion, I am worth more than I am getting.
"I am not speaking on behalf of other players, but that is my view."
