Intractable when it comes to negotiating, Daniel Levy, the president of Tottenham, shows it once again during this summer transfer window. Approached by various European leaders, interested in the idea of enlisting Harry Kane, the Spurs boss retains a disconcerting firmness. To the chagrin of Bayern Munich. Announced as the big favorite to welcome the 29-year-old player this summer, the German club saw its first offer of 70 million + bonuses refused by the London management. What definitely cool the ardor of Munich? Nothing is less certain…
According to the latest information from DailyMail, the reigning German champion is preparing a new offer from Tottenham to attract the Three Lions striker (84 caps, 58 goals), out of contract at the end of next season. According to the English media, this proposal should wait for 80 million euros! An amount which risks, however, to be once again insufficient… Indeed, the Spurs do not intend to respond favorably to this new offensive, which could then close the file once and for all.
Tottenham is sticking to its guns!
In case of refusal, the Bavarian formation risks, indeed, to abandon the track. Priority target of Thomas Tuchel, the one who scored 30 goals in the Premier League last season is therefore moving away from the Rekordmeister, while Paris Saint-Germain is still presented as a potential candidate. One thing is certain, Tottenham intends to fight to the end to keep its number 10. Lately, The Guardian even evoked a sacred Spurs counter-offensive with an extension offer sent to their captain. If the latter would considerably increase the emoluments of the person concerned, estimated at 11 M € per year, Kane nevertheless seems still as determined to offer himself a new challenge.
Orphan of the slightest collective trophy and while his current team will not compete in the Champions League – or any European competition – next season, the English international hopes, in fact, to join a giant in Europe to achieve his ends. Legitimate ambitions but in danger with regard to the firmness of its president. Whether it’s Bayern, PSG or another suitor, it will therefore be necessary to take out the checkbook to get Harry Kane out of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium…
