Jamie O'Hara has urged Tottenham captain Harry Kane to leave the club next season if Jose Mourinho can't lead Spurs to a trophy.
The former Tottenham midfielder believes Kane will give the club one more season to try and win some silverware before he leaves to a rival or a bigger European club.
Despite scoring an impressive 188 goals in 287 matches for Tottenham, Kane has never managed to get his hands on a trophy whilst playing for them.
Whilst Kane has previously batted away suspicions and links with clubs such as Manchester United, O'Hara believes the England striker could leave in a search for silverware sooner rather than later.
'He's 27 and if he doesn't do it next season, I think he has got to leave. Spurs need to win a trophy next season,' he told talkSport.
'[League Cup?] No, I don't think so.
'I think if you win the FA Cup and get in the top four, you keep Harry Kane.
'If you just get in the top four next season and you don't win a trophy, I think it's time that Harry Kane moved on.'
Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho has received assurances from chairman Daniel Levy that the club will not sell their talisman this summer.
Spurs have taken a big step closer to securing the services of long-term target Southampton midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.
Tottenham are close to completing the £15million deal for the Denmark international, as the club also close in on a separate offer transfer deal with Kyle Walker-Peters moving down to the South Coast for £12million.