I get what you are saying but who guarantees him, that next year the biggest clubs will line up for him?
What meaningless interview. “He could be leaving City after 2-3 years at the club but on the other hand, he might stay at City for 15 years ‘cuz he’s happy. feck knows”.
Erm, I think we, ie. United, would sign him, Hojlund or not. He's a brilliant no.10 as well as a poacher, and any good manager could make him work in their system alongside both a young quick 9 And a floating 10 like Bruno. A few spotty years and bad exec management doesn't means we're not part of the 'biggest' clubs, particularly since we're beginning to provisionally look like a fully competent outfit again, starting with the manager; City have doped recent success ( in more ways than one potentially) and still have a much smaller world-wide following -almost as if the victories really were artificial and not worth investing emotionally in. Bayern are a huge club, of course, but even under peak SAF I've never seen a league where other sides rolled over and allowed their bellies to be tickled so much when it came to transfers and allowing the championship to be disproportionately dominated in that way ( the odd Dortmund or outsider push excepted), which takes some of the lustre off the winning: even in France teams seem to put up more of a fight to keep players or not allow them to be stockpiled, as well as challenging PSG more.
So Manes wages get shifted to Kane
I dont mean to be rude and i would also still rate you as one of the biggest clubs, but if Kane wants to leave Spurs to finally win some trophies id argue that you arent a very good bet. At least as long as Pep, Haaland, de Bruyne and Rodri are at City they are the clear favourites for domestic titles.
To win trophies sure no one beats you lot when it comes to it, it's just a matter of whether he prefers being the all time pl scorer and avoid uprooting his family or if he prefers to win a few league titles with bayern and maybe have a shot at cl.
That's not rude at all, no one in England is a good bet to win trophies except City at the moment. The argument though is how prestigious is a Bundesliga title? If he goes to Bayern and win a CL, then fair enough, he'll have won what most footballers dream of but winning the Bundesliga title just doesn't seem like the most enticing prospect. Sure it's better than ending your career with nothing but it's the lowest hanging fruit for Harry Kane at the moment.
Not every team. It disrupts wage structure very badly
I've got this horn for this in the back of my mind that I can't shift. Sell off as much as we can (McTom, Maguire etc) and bring in maybe Amrabat then make a bid and say feck it to the FFP side of things and swallow a fine in a year or so. That would be tasty compared to city with their 115 charges and Chelsea going sale agreed on anything that moves.
At 30 with say 5yrs left in your top flight career, it makes sense to seek the low hanging fruit
All fair points but I'd say the difference with Pochettino is that he just had to get that monkey off his back with the knowledge that he will have plenty more years in management somewhere else than PSG where he can truly build his legacy. He needed a title to be his starting point. Kane on the other hand, this will probably be his last major move, he is putting all his eggs on the Bayern basket. Yes he will be taunted less the coming few years but when he looks back at his career, would a trophy haul of let's say 3 Bundesliga titles and couple of DFB Pokals really fulfil his ambitions in the game? If you add to that a CL or a trophy with England, then that's a brilliant return for sure but I am not sure that's a very satisfying career otherwise for someone of his caliber.
Would you rather be remembered for winning a couple of Bundesliga titles or becoming the all time leader in premier league goals? If he stays one more year he gets a pick of host of clubs he can go to next year for free and get an even bigger signing bonus!
Unless he really wants to go to Bayern - which is a great club. No point playing games and wasting a previous year of your peak at Spurs achieving little. Now if he doesn’t want to move to Bayern and prefers some other club that he’s sure will come in next year then sure. But why waste a year just for the sake of ‘options’?
The problem is other clubs he can consider in England are in different stages of rebuilds and might not win the league or CL in the next 5yrs
Musiala is a #10 and Sancho is a winger so i should hope not
as for the other two, it would be hard to find two world class strikers who have the exact same skillset.. What i see from Kane, he is very good at receiving the ball and maintaining control under high pressure, he is a good passer and of course he is a clinical finisher.Winning the Bundesliga is hardly like winning a ring in the NBA though. At this stage Bayern could probably forfeit the first 10 games of the league season and still win it. Kane's Audi Cup win was probably more of an achievement than winning a one team league.
Musiala is a #10 and Sancho is a winger so i should hope not
A player that is a permanent danger in the box is exactly what Bayern was lacking since Lewa left in my opinion. It will make life more complex for the defense,, he can be targetted with high passes, he will open up space for the other offensive players, which will create opportunities. Bayern was way more dangerous and scoring a lot more when Choupo was in form last fall filling that role, and i think everyone agrees Kane has higher quality than him. . Thats just football 101. Bayern never had much truble getting close to the box, not even against city, but most attacks faded away because in lack of a target man, Sane, Coman or Musiala only had the option to short pass or dribble.
As for the details in difference of playstyle, i trust Tuchel to find the tiny adjustment screws to make the tactics most effective for him and the team.
Beayern play a high defense li
i see what you mean Kane preferring to play from a deeper position at Tottenham but i dont think he's too one-dimensional to work in Bayerns system. Even Lewa didnt just park at the penalty spot and wait for the balls delivered to him
Beayern play a high defense li
i see what you mean Kane preferring to play from a deeper position at Tottenham but i dont think he's too one-dimensional to work in Bayerns system. Even Lewa didnt just park at the penalty spot and wait for the balls delivered to him
Whil Bayern plays an extremely high defense line, the opponents usually do the opposite, manning the box with 8-10 players
Might be a chance for Harry to utilize his outside-the-box shooting.
