SPURS CHIEFS IN PAY WAR WITH THEIR SENIOR STARS

TOTTENHAM chairman Daniel Levy is battling a players’ pay crisis.

The defiant Spurs supremo will refuse to ditch his hard-line approach to wage control.

Danny Rose has criticised the club’s lack of ambition.

Despite interest in the leftback from Manchester United and Chelsea, Spurs will refuse to sell their £65,000-a-week

England international. A number of Rose’s teammates agree with him that they are undervalued.

Although most of their key players have signed new contracts, none is paid more than Harry Kane and France captain Hugo Lloris, but their basic wages are less than £100,000 a week.

Midfielder Eric Dier is known to be frustrated at being denied a move to Old Trafford. Kyle Walker left to go to Manchester City.

And Spurs have yet to tie down defender Toby Alderweireld, who – on £50,000 a week – is now seeking parity with Kane.