it is certain that Tottenham will not let him go that easily, the very high price clause set by Tottenham, in my opinion, will make some clubs like Bayern Munich reluctant to get him, and that is very possible. that they will choose to look for other alternatives that are more acceptable to reason.
and what is strangest in all of this is that tottenham's management seems not to see that tottenham does not have any quality to win the premier league, much less go to the champions league and go far and kane carried the team alone for many seasons , it would be wise for the management of the totenham club to be grateful for the dedication that kane has had in these many seasons and to let him go to a better team than to keep him with so much talent of his to sink into a team without any hope of winning anything important and I'm not just looking at this season
even if you look at tottenham in 3 seasons for example, i can't see tottenham winning the premier league within 3 seasons, and i can't see tottenham winning the champions league within 3 seasons, so is that fair they retain the kane and go down with the whole team? I think it's something mean, the club's management should have more of a feeling of gratitude and let him be sold, it makes no sense to keep putting a very absurd price for kane knowing that in the next and after the next seasons tottenham won't win anything
It will not be an easy contest for Arteta next season because every club coach wants to make an impact in the premier league next season so that the club they do handle can appear at the top of the league table, if not lifting the PL trophy.
i watched arsenal's first friendly game and i must say that arsenal still has problems in defense, the biggest weakness and that prevented arsenal from becoming champions last season was the weak defense they have, in arsenal's next difficult game it will be against manchester united and then against barcelona, despite being two friendly matches it will be possible to see if arsenal's defense is still weak or not.