Andycoleno9
snowflake obsessed matchday malcontent
Did Levy or anyone from Spurs ever said that?What part of "he's not for sale to a direct rival" are you struggling to understand?
Did Levy or anyone from Spurs ever said that?What part of "he's not for sale to a direct rival" are you struggling to understand?
Matching Bayern price would do the trick. We should have waited with Hojlund but what is done is done.
Levy won't accept the same price from a rival. The only thing that *might* change that is if Kane rejects Bayern but wants United then they face the proposition of accepting 100m from us or losing for free.
Believe me, if there was the slightest possibility they might sell to us, I'd be hoping Levy folds at some point but if he doesn't go to Bayern he's going to renew his contract, and even if we offered £200m Levy isn't going to accept.
As great as Kane would be, he isn’t in the twilight of his career. Despite being 30, Kane still has at least another 5 years at the top level.He might not necessarily be a designated sub, but his minutes should be shared with a more experienced striker for the first year or two in an ideal world. Isak was rotated with Wilson at Newcastle last season having spent big money on him, Darwin Nunez wasn't a guaranteed starter at Liverpool either.
Kane and Hojlund would be great for us because you need more than one avenue of goals if you want to compete for the biggest prizes. As Kane starts to tail off, Hojlund would naturally pick up more and more minutes in his place. That's succession planning.
It's not BS. The scenario you are describing assumes:
A. strong preference for Kane to be at United ( is it really there?),
B. some kind of need for Spurs to be non-discriminatory in accepting bids from different clubs (there is no such requirement either legal or moral. In fact plenty of examples in the past of clubs being unwilling to sell to rivals)
C. Even if Kane was adamant at remaining in England, the ONLY OPTION for Levy is to fold! On the contrary he could also take an equally adamant position depending on his motivation levels to not strenthen a rival. In this case it becomes a game of poker and who knows who wins this.
Matching Bayern price would do the trick. We should have waited with Hojlund but what is done is done.
Yes, multiple times over multiple years. Hence the reason they're only negotiating with Bayern. Do you think they're the only club to have shown an interest in Kane this summer? What do you think the PL clubs were told? Chelsea need a striker, why have they not made a bid? They have the money. We've been looking for a striker, why haven't we made a bid?Did Levy or anyone from Spurs ever said that?
Exactly my point.Levy won't accept the same price from a rival. The only thing that *might* change that is if Kane rejects Bayern but wants United then they face the proposition of accepting 100m from us or losing for free.
If he sells Kane to United he's finished. How much is that worth to him?I think that’s utter nonsense if I’m honest. No way does he turn down that much money just to save face.
A. It’s obvious he prefers us over Bayern
B. Please list me the examples of this? In a singular window. Also for the love of god people stop saying Spurs are rivals. They are not our rivals. We aren’t Arsenal
C. He’s already folded. He’s accepted a bid. Our people unware of what is actually happening here. Look beyond your noses. Spurs have accepted a bid for Harry Kane to leave their club. That means they are ALLOWING HIM TO LEAVE.
Meh still disagree. Being the all-time PL top scorer separates you more than being a Bundesliga and UCL winner. Which isn't even a guarantee.
Believe me, if there was the slightest possibility they might sell to us, I'd be hoping Levy folds at some point but if he doesn't go to Bayern he's going to renew his contract, and even if we offered £200m Levy isn't going to accept.
None of that has happened yet though, but we'll see.Exactly my point.
I suppose it depends on what United value Kane for 1 season. It's a signing that could win us the league... is it worth 100m? I'd say yes. But on the flipside, say he does his ACL, it's a loss of epic proportions.And even then it would beg the question "Why are we paying 100m for a single season of Kane when we could have him for free next summer?".
Spurs have already said if he doesn't leave before this weekend then he isn't leaving at all. In my opinion, the only reason Bayern are going so hard now (instead of waiting until January where they can land him for free) is because he will sign a new contract next week.Yes you are right, we dont have the cash by all acounts. It will be interesting though if Kane is still hanging around Spurs last week in August and Utd put a big offer in, I'm sure Joe Lewis will be breathing down Daniels' neck to take the cash.
you may wanna do some resarch how long Hoeneß and Rummenigge have been in the business, and with which sort ofcutthroats they already made deals (and with whom they didnt). Getting Martinez from Bilbao, Robben from Real, Pep from Baca, keeping Ribery from joining Real...Clubs in Germany clearly roll over for Bayern, in relative terms. Bayern do most of their shopping from compliant clubs. Relatedly, it's easier to get good prices when 2/3s of the up and coming top players in a league insist not only that they want to leave but that they'll only go to one club in the world. Bayern are still sharp operators, but not sure when the last time they had to deal with someone as obstinate as Levy and the ensuing transfer complications.
So if it's that obvious he preferred us over Bayern then why did he never make that clear
Wasn't it Harry himself who said that?Spurs have already said if he doesn't leave before this weekend then he isn't leaving at all. In my opinion, the only reason Bayern are going so hard now (instead of waiting until January where they can land him for free) is because he will sign a new contract next week.
He would have been all over this like sticky shit to the shoe.Good thing we are doing exactly the opposite of that buffoon.
That’s a bit far fetched. Levy would snap your arm off for £200m. He’s a hard negotiator but he ain’t stupid.Believe me, if there was the slightest possibility they might sell to us, I'd be hoping Levy folds at some point but if he doesn't go to Bayern he's going to renew his contract, and even if we offered £200m Levy isn't going to accept.
I think so? But Spurs also won't entertain bids for him once the season starts and he'll sign a new contract instead. It doesn't make sense for Kane to impose a deadline that Spurs haven't already decided.Wasn't it Harry himself who said that?
Then what's the accepted amount for a rival bid when he isn't for sale? £20m more? £30m more?That’s a bit far fetched. Levy would snap your arm off for £200m. He’s a hard negotiator but he ain’t stupid.
You want him to write us a letter?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/22527171/harry-kane-transfer-manchester-united-tottenham-levy/amp/ (I’m not using this as concrete evidence. Just to show it’s out there if you want to search for it.)
Process of elimination says so anyway.
The "all time" premier league goal scoring record is only 31 years old.
Jimmy Greaves holds the real "all time" top flight record with 357 goals. Sky like to push the idea that football started in the early 1990s.
No idea but £200m would buy pretty much any player in the world regardless of whether it’s to a rival. Especially when they have 1 year left at 30 year old.Then what's the accepted amount for a rival bid when he isn't for sale? £20m more? £30m more?
It's common sense. He'd want more to sell to a direct rivalDid Levy or anyone from Spurs ever said that?
Moving to Bayern doesn’t show ambition. Stay at spurs this season, leave on a free next year to us and help us challenge.
Mbappe, Vinicius, Halaand all ahead I reckon.Depending on how he does in Germany. With CR, Messi, Benzema all plying retirement football now, it’s up for grabs.
No difference in the premiership and the bundesliga in that regard.
I wouldn't be wanting us to bid £100m (or whatever figure Spurs find acceptable) this summer, but if the opportunity is there to get Kane on a free transfer next summer, I'd absolutely want us to be in the mix. Getting Kane in, or another player with equivalent goalscoring record, is the best way to close the gap to City in the shortest period of time.As great as Kane would be, he isn’t in the twilight of his career. Despite being 30, Kane still has at least another 5 years at the top level.
We have no chance of keeping Hojlund happy for 4-5 years as a rotation player. For him to develop he would need more game time than Kane would allow. It would be very rare occasions we could accommodate both on the pitch at the same time.
Although I agree we need an experienced striker too, Kane isn’t the one to fulfill that role. Especially not for the money required.
The experienced striker to offer the rotation would be someone like Zlatan or Cavani who have been top level but coming to the end of their career and wouldn’t cost a lot.
Irrelevant really.The "all time" premier league goal scoring record is only 31 years old.
Jimmy Greaves holds the real "all time" top flight record with 357 goals. Sky like to push the idea that football started in the early 1990s.
The dream is over, let it go
Their 2024 transfer plan surely has to be to move on from Sane and GnabryYes I definitely think so. They look very strong across all areas in the starting 11 if they sign Kane and having already signed Kim Min-jae to partner De Ligt.
Think Kane is the perfect striker for them as he'll easily get 30+ and can provide for the likes of Sane and Gnaby also.