Quote from: Alpha Marine on July 14, 2023, 09:51:38 PM

Quote from: ILuckyGuyI on July 14, 2023, 10:39:23 AM

Bayern Munich offered €80m with add-ons the last as far as I know. Levy shouldn't resist for getting at least €100m. I think they can find a middle way at around €90m. Levy must be aware of the serious situation that they will lose him for free certainly.

Tottenham don't need to depend on Kane. They can sign an average level but good scorer also. It is all about improving their team effort be more successful at the end of the day.

Tottenham without Kane are just be on the level of Aston Villa. Take nothing away from the other players in the team but Kane is what has made that team a top team in the premier league for a long time.
The best option for Spurs is to sell Kane for around €90m and use that money to get another world class striker. They can't get anybody as good as Kane or better but they can get a good striker that can do what Kane does to an extent. If Spurs don't sell Kane and they lose him for free next season, it would be hard for them to get another world class striker because strikers are very expensive.

If Levy does fell that the €80m offered by Bayern Munich plus add-ons is lowballing on 30 year old Harry Kane. a player could potentially lose for free come the of the 2023/2024 season, then I don't understand the type football club owner he is, I believe Tottenham must have forgotten how they held Harry Kane from a potential to Man City was it last season or 2 seasons ago, I'm that Harry Kane still carries that grudge around and only chose to be professional by honouring is contract with the club, but now Harry Kane is in a better position to call the shots, not Tottenham, all he just needs is to playout the upcoming season, then he'll be at liberty of picking his next destination without any club owner being able to hold him in contempt for doing what is probably the best choice for his career.