Tottenham have reportedly opened talks to make a signing that would be by far the best of the ENIC era.
It has been an incredibly busy summer transfer window for Spurs so far, which is no surprise after such a disappointing few years.
Tottenham have finished 17th in the Premier League two seasons on the bounce, but they are doing everything possible to avoid that happening again, securing six new additions so far.
Martin Dubravka, Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Marcos Senesi, Andy Robertson, and Jan-Paul van Hecke have all made the move to Tottenham during the summer window, significantly bolstering Roberto De Zerbi's options.
Despite that, their biggest signing could still be on the way, with talks open to sign one of the best players in the world.
Tottenham open talks to re-sign star
According to reports, Tottenham are ready to bring Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane back to the club in a sensational move.
Spurs have held talks over a possible deal to secure the England international, and they are being kept informed about developments around his future.
Intermediaries are believed to be sounding out a possible next destination for Kane, but it remains to be seen when that could be, with Bayern Munich looking to tie him down to a new contract.
Kane, described as 'the best footballer in the world' by journalist Dom Smith, is still in his absolute prime despite his age, scoring 64 goals in 56 appearances for Bayern Munich last season.
If Tottenham could secure his signature, it would be the best signing of the ENIC era, despite him already playing for the club during that period.
Tottenham desperately need Kane back
Every club in world football could do with a player of Kane's calibre at their club, but a return to Tottenham would be a phenomenal move.
Tottenham would have absolutely zero doubts that Kane would return and immediately become their best player, especially given he's arguably improved since leaving the club.
It certainly does feel unlikely that Kane would return to Tottenham, although he may feel he has unfinished business in the Premier League.
Kane is just 47 goals behind Alan Shearer in the Premier League all-time rankings, so it could be of interest to him to break that record.