This has to be a wind up?
Kane has never won any English trophies and the only team that could pretty much guarantee him that now have Haaland.
Ask yourself this,
Which team are more likely to win the League and or Champions League next season out of Spurs, Man United and Real Madrid?
Not everyone needs to have the same motivations.
Kane has never won a trophy, that's true. But he's securing his legacy instead by being the best striker of his generation and a Premier League record breaker. It's only because we're Manchester United fans that we insist silverware is the be all and end all. But there can be more than one perspective to this.
If Kane goes to Madrid, he'll end his career with maybe a couple of La Ligas and as only the second best PL goal scorer in history. That's good but not exactly amazing. If he were to accept trophy-winning as the most important metric, he'd never even be able to compare himself to Phil Neville. Focussing on some different is an understandable rationalisation for him in that respect.
By staying in England, he'll end his career as the number one PL goal scorer of all time and get mentioned for years to come whenever Sky Sports do a piece on the next new wonderkid.
Sometimes it's not all about the shiny things you get to keep in your cabinet. Seemingly, Kane would rather rather have his own paragraph in the Guinness Book of Records and be a different kind of legend. Like a regular Joe picking his career over starting a family, it's what he thinks will leave the biggest mark on the world, even if the rest of us think he's crazy.
I think he'll stay at Spurs for another year.