Quote from: Fesatmas on Today at 03:44:37 PM

Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 02:10:28 PM

I remember that if several names have been linked to the bayern especially harry kane. The only problem is since totenham was putting very big release clause and it was also making bayern gave up to get him.
The news about him and bayern appears again now. I remember that if bayern has Malik Tillman. Bayern is not even approving him to leave from the club. It seems like bayern is using him as an alternative option.
I think that using him will be far better rather than spending so much money for old striker like kane. Malik is still very young at this moment. He will be able to become another good striker in the future as long as he will be well developed by bayern.

Yes, apart from the very tight competition in hunting for Kane, on the other hand, the nominal price for the transfer fee is also quite expensive, this has caused several clubs to experience problems so most of them chose to look for other alternatives. Apart from that, in my opinion, it's only natural that Tottenham don't let him go easily because after all Kane is the most valuable asset they have for the progress of the team, therefore they set an unreasonable price in the hope that maybe one of the clubs will be willing to pour out funds that big and in the end they will make a profit. I recently heard that Bayern Munich has rejected Rangers' attempts to activate the purchase of Malik Tillman in the summer transfer market because perhaps Tuchel will start relying on this young player to develop later and I think Bayern Munich has seen the potential that Malik Tillman has.

Yes, it's true, that's very reasonable because Kane is the Tottenham team's most valuable asset and in terms of quality he is also very good.
Now there are so many top European teams, not only Bayern, who want Kane and in my opinion, Tottenham's failure to qualify for the UCL next season makes the possibility for Kane to move quite large. ahead.
Personally, I really want Kane to go to a more worthy team to support his career.