Harry Kane will be welcomed back by his teammates as he could return to action this week despite missing Spurs opening day win against Man city on Sunday.
Manchester City are expected to come back with a new £120m-plus offer for Kane but Tottenham have included the England captain in their squad for the UEFA Conference League play-off at Pacos de Ferreira on Thursday.
However, this will not stop Kane from being eligible for the Champions’ League Group stages for City although Tottenham are adamant, they will not sell their top scorer and Golden Boot winner this summer.
Kane, 28, who has three years left on his Spurs contract, is ready to play in Portugal or at Wolves next Sunday having been deemed not fit enough for the bench against Manchester City on Sunday after only taking part in two training sessions.
Nonetheless, the striker now wants to get back to action as quickly as possible as it looks increasingly likely he could end up staying.
Sanchez said: “Harry is the best No9 in the world. There’s no doubt about it. If someone says differently, they just do not understand about football”
“I’m his team-mate so I can’t get deep on the situation because it’s a situation that is being discussed between Harry and the people above. We are just here to support him and if something happens then we are always going to be on his side.
“If he has the chance to be with us on the pitch then of course he’s going to help us, there’s no doubt about it.
“Everybody here knows just how professional he is and no-one can have any doubts about how good he is as a player, how good he is as a person and his professionalism, as I say. I could keep going, I will never stop about how good he is as a person.
“We are just on his side and any decision that happens or he makes then we are going to support him because he gives everything for the club. In my position, he helps me a lot as a player and as a leader he’s been very humble and is a very good person.”