Quote from: gabbie2010 on Today at 04:56:35 PM

Daniel Levy should allow Harry Kane to sign for Bayern Munich having blocked him in his first attempt to join Man City few seasons ago, Harry Kane had paid his due for the club since joining the club in2009/2010 season unfortunately without any trophy and medal to his credit and now he is at the peak of his career joining Bayern Munich would help him win his first major trophy in his career, honestly €100m is a reasonable fee that will help the club to sign young talented players from clubs across Europe and if the purported transfer didn't work out then I don't think he will have another better offer again, there had been some rumors and speculations of his imminent move to Man Utd and Real Madrid unfortunately both didn't work out.

They will be unjust, in my opinion, if they do not allow this deal to go through and allow Harry Kane to join Bayern Munich. This player has performed admirably for them, and because his luck is not with the team to win a trophy, they should enable him to try out for other teams as well. Since Harry Kane joined Tottenham, the team has consistently been one of the best in the Premier League, which could be due to Harry Kane's remarkable performance each season. He was once one of the top scorers in the league, but he never won a trophy. This is the appropriate time for him to depart.

Quote from: RaltcoinsB on Today at 04:57:37 PM

Salaries paid in the Saudi Arabian league have caused a redistribution of cards in the football world. Europe's leading teams will now have to pay big bucks to keep players on the team. Like a snowball, this will affect both the strong and the weak, and I think the football industry will fall into a great economic crisis. Saudi Arabia influences the entire football world.

Many people refer to them as Arab money since they are extremely wealthy and have the ability to influence the football world, which they already do. We thought China could change the narrative of the top paid leagues for football players a few years ago, and while they did, it didn't really make their league more popular throughout the world. Saudi Arabia became well-known after acquiring Ronaldo, which paved the way for more players to join the league. I believe they will change the narrative this time and compete with European football in the coming years.