Harry Kane

[Phoenix900000]

There is a big Brasileiro, South American, Latin footballer community in and around London. They all hang out together regardless of their clubs. He will like it.

And Jesus is a Brazilian footballer. So if the money is right. He'll go.

Whether Spurs want him is another matter entirely.

How knows. There's also other factors in there as well in order for him to want to move to Tottenham.

 

[TheThirdDeano]

He's in a mess of his own making, he was a total idiot signing the six year contract without a cast iron release clause.

Guess so but never nice seeing someone disregarded like that.
Hate people that take advantage of a ‘gentleman’s agreeement’ and never think twice

 

[bobmcfc]

Kane isn't 22 and not Messi either. His value is only going one way over time - part of the reason I'm not arsed if we get him.

Levy doesn't give a shit, he signed a 6 year deal and levy wants him to stay unless a ridiculous offer comes in North of £150m. He will still want over 100m when kane is 30

 

[Phoenix900000]

Pep was giving clear nod and wink to Harry in the press conference

no matter messi is available you are still our number 1 target

His normal response is "He's a Tottenham player and I don't speak about other players that play for other clubs". I think there's a good chance of this getting done.

 

[Feed the Elk]

what gives you that impression re Kane? He clearly has no attachment to 10 as he wears 9 for England for example. If he comes I would imagine he will wear 18 like he did with spurs up until 2015

Hi ego and his standing as England captain in my opinion

 

[ManCitizens.]

I keep seeing this line of reasoning but it simply doesn't add up.

Levy has been making player sales a nightmare for buying clubs for the past 15 years. Yet Spurs still routinely buy players with the potential to be future stars.

What players look for in a new club is, in no particular order: salary; a step up from their old club; the new club's manager; their chances of getting in the team; the team's chances of competing in the CL; the team's chances of winning silverware; the team's style of play; where the club is based; how much the new club makes them feel wanted and appreciated.....etc.

The possibility of that club driving a hard bargain in 3-4 years, when the player wants to leave, will rarely figure highly among the list of considerations. Especially if that club can point to previous players such as Carrick, Berbatov, Modric, Bale and Walker - all of whose new clubs were subject to such hard bargaining but all of whom got their moves regardless and went on to have highly successful, silverware laden careers.

I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree. Apart from Walker most of those players were either denied a move or made to wait. For each player you mentioned there’s a Rose or Alderweireld who wasted what should have been their best years at Tottenham.

Do you truly believe if Spurs offered Bellingham the exact same terms and playing time as Dortmund he'd have joined Tottenham?

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Levy doesn't give a shit, he signed a 6 year deal and levy wants him to stay unless a ridiculous offer comes in North of £150m. He will still want over 100m when kane is 30

In that case levy and spurs are most welcome to him.

 

[paulchapo]

How big of an idiot is Bernard Silva for signing an extension thru 2025?

That statement means absolutely fuck all. Bernardo is at the top club in this country, Kane isn't and wasn't when he signed it. He only becomes an idiot if he wants to leave and didn't put a release clause in it. Having said that if he really wanted to do one I'm sure we wouldn't stand in his way.

 

[RandomJ]

He's in a mess of his own making, he was a total idiot signing the six year contract without a cast iron release clause.

That's why most footballer's get proper agents and not just give the job to their brother.

 

[Wembley99]

As delighted as I am with Grealish, if we can't afford to sign Kane and end up £50-£60m short I will be left scratching my head at this situation.