Maddison, who assisted Kane for his second goal, has already pleaded for his club and country colleague to stay at the club despite considerable interest from Bayern. The Germans have already agreed personal terms with the 30-year-old but still face the major obstacle that is persuading Levy to part ways with the face of the club.
“We were friends before I joined Tottenham from the England squad,” Maddison told TNT Sports. “We have similar interests and get on well anyway away from football.
“I would love Harry Kane to stay, he’s the best number nine in the world in my opinion. But what will be, will be and Harry is super professional.”