Harry Kane

BobbyBoy said:
You're putting may to much emphasis on the house. It was chosen to reply to a stupid example. If we must compare him to an asset I would us a coffee machine. Now we could sell the coffee machine to a cafe in the next down and bank the cheque or we could reject their offer. If we reject it we still own a coffee machine that will generate revenue for years to come and then be worthless. He's an asset that delivers on the pitch and has the potential to bring in 200m in CL revenue in 4 years as opposed to at best, regular EL football without him.

In relation to his value Lukaku is the perfect example to compare against. Lukaku went from Inter for £97m in a firesale, what is he worth in normal circumstances? Get that figure, add at least 25% to it and then another 10% England captain tax. £150m is fair market value, provably a little cheap if anything. Kane himself wanted to be bracketed with Messi and Ronaldo, neither of them would consider themselves worth less than £100m so why would he think otherwise? He's worth it, City can afford it (only another 6% of revenue) so what's the problem? No one is being shafted, just 3 parties looking to do what's best for them.

As for Levy, he's good at this type of thing, ie selling world class players. He's shit at everything else, his greed cost us millions with Eriksen, Vertogen and Rose. There would be a direct correlation between Spurs fans that like Levy and those that now hate Kane and the number would be very small. When the dust settles on all this Kane will remain a legend and welcome back any time. You can ignore the look at me types on twitter, they represent no one.
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You were doing so well until you started making up taxes to add to Kane’s fee.

Also, Messi and Ronaldo have as much relevance to the Kane fee as Donald Trump.

Another thing, that ‘firesale’ Inter are currently having has included them receiving the second highest ever fees for a CF and full back in the history of football.
 
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waspish said:
Apparently it wasn’t his brother who was his agent for that six year contract it was one Levy recommendations and now nowhere to be seen..
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Inter Me Nan said:
Fair enough I bow to your superior knowledge.
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Clevers said:
So let me get this right Kane is negotiating with Levy and uses someone Levy recommends to do his negotiating.

Yeah that sound sensible.
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Kane's agent in 2018 was Marlon Fleischman of Unique Sports Management. He's the guy on the left.

Not Charlie Kane, who with their dad Patrick Kane took over managing Harry in December 2018/January 2019.

He's not connected to Levy, but most of their players are London based.

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Unique Sports management are a middling size agency. Other clients include -

Samuel Edozie
Tommy Doyle
Finley Burns
Yeboah Amankwah
Reece James
Mikhail Antonio
Aaaron Wan Bissaka
Jamaal Lascelles
Wilfried Zaha (formerly)
Ryan Sessegnon
Callum Wilson
Andros Townsend
Aaron Cresswell

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

Unique Sports Management - Player agency - Player Agents

This site is the agency site of Unique Sports Management, giving an overview of all players who work with Unique Sports Management.
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BobbyBoy said:
You're putting may to much emphasis on the house. It was chosen to reply to a stupid example. If we must compare him to an asset I would us a coffee machine. Now we could sell the coffee machine to a cafe in the next down and bank the cheque or we could reject their offer. If we reject it we still own a coffee machine that will generate revenue for years to come and then be worthless. He's an asset that delivers on the pitch and has the potential to bring in 200m in CL revenue in 4 years as opposed to at best, regular EL football without him.

In relation to his value Lukaku is the perfect example to compare against. Lukaku went from Inter for £97m in a firesale, what is he worth in normal circumstances? Get that figure, add at least 25% to it and then another 10% England captain tax. £150m is fair market value, provably a little cheap if anything. Kane himself wanted to be bracketed with Messi and Ronaldo, neither of them would consider themselves worth less than £100m so why would he think otherwise? He's worth it, City can afford it (only another 6% of revenue) so what's the problem? No one is being shafted, just 3 parties looking to do what's best for them.

As for Levy, he's good at this type of thing, ie selling world class players. He's shit at everything else, his greed cost us millions with Eriksen, Vertogen and Rose. There would be a direct correlation between Spurs fans that like Levy and those that now hate Kane and the number would be very small. When the dust settles on all this Kane will remain a legend and welcome back any time. You can ignore the look at me types on twitter, they represent no one.
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Nice Jackanory.
Bottom line is if, we proceed to purchase, it will be to our valuation, not yours
 
There's been too much focus on the fee. I don't understand why Spurs supporters are so set on seeing Levy holding out for a bigger fee as some sort of W.

If Kane leaves you lose your best player and the leagues best striker. The extra 15 million, if Levy gets his way, will mean jack shit in the long term.

Spurs consistently make it difficult but always end up selling their big players and have no trophies to show for it. There's absolutely zero evidence that things will be different this time.
 
Next transfer window this board needs a ban on people posting random twitter itk's.

Just clogs up the threads unnecessary with pages of people arguing over them.

Also the wum's, so many wum's this summer.
 
Mr-Mertle said:
There's been too much focus on the fee. I don't understand why Spurs supporters are so set on seeing Levy holding out for a bigger fee as some sort of W.

If Kane leaves you lose your best player and the leagues best striker. The extra 15 million, if Levy gets his way, will mean jack shit in the long term.

Spurs consistently make it difficult but always end up selling their big players and have no trophies to show for it. There's absolutely zero evidence that things will be different this time.
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If the story about Pau Torres is true (Spurs having a bid accepted and the player turning them down), it shows they are in turmoil. Top clubs don’t make offers without knowing the player is interested.
 
Blu1 said:
Agree. I feel the club want pep to win champs league within 2 years. If we win it with Kane then all is well. If we don’t then pep leaves us with an expensive player in Kane who will be past his best in 2 years in my opinion.

part of me wants to use what we have till a young world class players is available ie haaland or mbape but I’m not sure we have what we need right now either.
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Which part of you? Your bell end?
 
argyle said:
Next transfer window this board needs a ban on people posting random twitter itk's.

Just clogs up the threads unnecessary with pages of people arguing over them.

Also the wum's, so many wum's this summer.
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Yes, MORE censorship is what this forum needs, sure...
 
Mr-Mertle said:
There's been too much focus on the fee. I don't understand why Spurs supporters are so set on seeing Levy holding out for a bigger fee as some sort of W.

If Kane leaves you lose your best player and the leagues best striker. The extra 15 million, if Levy gets his way, will mean jack shit in the long term.

Spurs consistently make it difficult but always end up selling their big players and have no trophies to show for it. There's absolutely zero evidence that things will be different this time.
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Come now mate, that extra 15m would be wisely used on the next Erik Playedwelloncemela.
 
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