Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has been linked with a move away from the club this summer.
German outfit Bayern Munich have been trying to sign in for weeks but they have failed to agree on a deal with the north London club.
A report from Evening Standard claims that Tottenham have recently turned down a lucrative offer from the German champions and Kane is now leaning towards staying at the Premier League club.
Apparently, the striker is impressed with new manager Ange Postecoglou and he is ready to reverse his transfer decision.
The 30-year-old was keen on a move away from Tottenham at the start of the summer and he wanted to join a club capable of winning major trophies.
Spurs will not be competing in the UEFA Champions League next season and they do not have the quality to challenge for the league title either. Furthermore, they are likely to go through a rebuild next season under a new manager.
It will be interesting to see if Kane can help them compete for domestic trophies.
The striker is yet to win a single trophy at the club level and he will feel that he needs to end the wait for silverware at this stage of his career.
Kane is undoubtedly one of the best players in the world and his decision to stay at the club will be a huge boost for Tottenham who are looking to get back into the Champions League.
Meanwhile, the striker is in the final year of his contract with the Premier League club and they will be desperate to extend his deal so that they can avoid losing him on a free transfer next year.
Why keep a player who doesn’t want to play for you? Kane wants to leave, why keep him, take the £85,000,000 and strengthen the squad where it needs strengthened, the back 4. Ndombele, Roden, Sanchez, get rid. Keep Lo Celso, Gill and Spence, give them a few games before the winter transfer window and see how things go. COYS
he has never said he doesnt want to play for spurs. He is happy to see out his contract.
Bayern has been trying to intimidate & bully Spurs into doing their bidding. Incessant comments & demands stating Spurs have no choice but to sell.
•Actually do have choices. If Harry TRULY wants to leave, which none of us know for sure, then Bayern could have made sincere offers close to Levy’s valuation. Instead, they lowballed us each time & then insisted we must submit. Steamrolling Levy worst possible strategy. We are a very big club, not minnows. If we cave, then future negotiations will show other clubs we can be bullied. • We can keep Harry & take a shot that he will like the attacking style that is built to get him many more opportunities from the additions such as Madison, Udogie, in form Sonny, Kulusevski, Richy, Betancur, Bissouma & perhaps Ward-Prowse. He might see an strong attacking & defending team that gives him hope. Harry can stay, and if we are not looking like a top side, he can stay in England next year with Pochettino or ManU. With Harry here Spurs will make enough in revenues to offset much of the lowball offers & maybe hold onto the franchise. Sometimes to take the risk if the reward is massive for club & supporters. Why crush the fan base once again? We could compete for trophies & Top Four, and definitely could win Europa League if not. Sometimes you just have to say, WTF, & take your shot. SO BAYERN, we have options as does our Harry.
Of course he wants to play for Spurs his 4 goals on Sunday proved that
Moron he has not said he wants to leave its all paper talk by lying journalists
Kane has never and will never say he doesn’t want to play for us. Are you truly a Spurs fan?
Umm, can you read? Never said that. Talking sboutythe current situation. Does he really want to uproot his family to Germany & lose out on having options for next year in England? Apparently you are privy to his current feelings and are still talking about ManCity. Get with it son
Offer Harry 25 to 30 mil per year on a 5 year contract, remind him of the trofies he already has and the big one around the corner and who knows, Spurs trofies could be around the corner too!