Quote from: gabbie2010 on Today at 02:57:35 PM

Quote from: reagansimms on Today at 09:31:04 AM

100 million pounds is very expensive for a striker who is already 30 years old, it is very difficult to deal at this price. It seems that Tottenham deliberately made Kane unable to win a prestigious trophy, when there was a club that could potentially sign Kane, Tottenham instead set a high value for a club that wanted to take him. Kane performance with Tottenham has been tested, he is a great striker. Tottenham shouldn't have kept Kane like this, he deserves something better than he got at Tottenham.
I prefer Kane not to renew his contract with Tottenham, he can go to any club on a free transfer and Tottenham will get nothing from Kane.

I don't think any club will risk such a huge amount on a player that had reached his peak though Harry Kane is still a brilliant striker, however can he continue to score goals consistently in seasons ahead at 30? value at 100 million pounds that is a big risk that some of the clubs are trying to avoid, meanwhile in another related news report Daniel Levy Tottenham chairman is blocking Kane to sign for Man Utd he rather prefer Real Madrid to sign him that means another drama will unfold similar to what happened two seasons ago when Kane was reportedly keen on signing for Man City unfortunately Daniel Levy block him.

I think he is worth every penny they are asking, after netting an impressive tally of 30 goals in a single season, propelling himself to the position of the second-highest goal scorer, I strongly believe that Kane deserves recognition as a valuable asset to any team judging his exceptional performance in the previous season, where he clinched to be among the top goalscorer despite the club's failure to secure a spot in the Europa League, Kane has fulfilled his responsibilities in Tottenham as a player by consistently finding the back of the net.

However, he should also consider his age and make a move to a team that will utilize his abilities effectively. Personally, I would love to witness Kane becoming the preferred choice for Real Madrid, as opposed to the constant media speculations surrounding a potential transfer of Mbappe. Spain would undoubtedly provide a suitable environment for Kane to thrive and deliver significant value, surpassing what I believe other teams could offer.