Harry Kane | "I will be staying at Tottenham this summer and will be 100% focused on helping the team achieve success."

I agreed, but not sure if it is the best interest for all parties involved.
Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.
 
On what Fcuking planet would an owner tell a player ‘If we do bad you can go’. It’s broken as a concept. Kane is so god damn stupid.

It's not as if Levy has previous for going back on gentleman's agreement. Berbatov, Modric, Bale all thought so too. EBHK (England's Brave Harry Kane), what a prick. Or he's a wizard.
 
Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.



Modric came back and played his heart out for Spurs and left to Madrid the next year. It's never in Kane's best interest to sulk for an entire year. If Man City doesn't meet Levy's evaluation, then he won't sell Kane. Then after some grovelling, Kane will play for Spurs as Kane wouldn't want to miss a year and Spurs would benefit from having Keane.

You think Kane and Spurs pre discussed about missing the training to get the media to talk about it? Pass me the mushrooms, I would love to have some.
 
Kane wont throw his toys out of the pram tbh. He'll just knuckle down and carry on as normal. But if they miss top 4 again, i do think he goes next summer; if similar money is offered. I also dont believe he purposely skipped training, i'd bet it was pre discussed and media made a whole deal out of it.
I don't know the detail about the "gentleman agreement/promise" between Levy and Modric/Kane, and why this happened again on Levy, but this doesn't look good to me to be honest. The players and their agents should take the same amount of blame on this as well though. I am sure agents learnt their lessons and will protect their clients better with either shorter contract like Depay's 2 year deal with Barca, or Haaland's release clause with BVB.

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They signed the contract and need to respect it.
 
Modric came back and played his heart out for Spurs and left to Madrid the next year. It's never in Kane's best interest to sulk for an entire year. If Man City doesn't meet Levy's evaluation, then he won't sell Kane. Then after some grovelling, Kane will play for Spurs as Kane wouldn't want to miss a year and Spurs would benefit from having Keane.

You think Kane and Spurs pre discussed about missing the training to get the media to talk about it? Pass me the mushrooms, I would love to have some.
No. I think Spurs knew he wasnt in that day, and there was no story, but the media made one out of it anyway. So he did not "fail to report" or "skip training"
 
No. I think Spurs knew he wasnt in that day, and there was no story, but the media made one out of it anyway. So he did not "fail to report" or "skip training"

Press were reporting about a full 5 days before his planned date of return. Kane is pissing in the wind about miscommunication. It wasn't as if the press decided to check on a particular date if Kane was supposed to be at the Spurs training. They were writing at least for a week about Kane's return date and if he would show up as he spent time in Florida and Bahamas.
 
What get's me, is if Levy is playing the long game and will sell him to City once they offer stupid money, then they will also have give City a player relatively fit to play for City pretty quickly.

Wouldn't it be better to have him at home to spite City ?

I think that would just turn the media and fans against the club.
 
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Latest training pic could be a cryptic???
Anyone photoshopped Levy’s head onto the coaches body yet?
 
What is the issue with putting in a transfer request? Why are players so reluctant to do it, is there some kind of financial disadvantage? The guy has already given interviews over the summer pretty much saying he wants to play for City, why not just hand in a request?
Because at the moment a lot of this can be put down to media bollocks. As soon as Kane puts in the transfer request, the fans will be al over him. Then if the transfer falls through, well you know the rest.

Plus he wants to come accross as the good guy, Mr England, mr professional. Mr 'I never wanted to leave, it was all media bollocks' if his transfer falls through, etc.
 
I highly doubt putting in a transfer request has any effect at all other than losing the loyalty bonus. Mahrez handed in his back in Leicester and it didn't help. The reality is he signed a 6 year contract, if Levy can't agree a fee with city, he will stay.
 
Loyalty bonuses are generally triggered by still being at the club when the summer window closes. If you leave before that point you don’t get it, regardless of whether the transfer was initiated by the player or the club.
 
I seem to remember there was a lot of talk about Kane going before he signed his contract. It is pretty stupid to expect a player of that calibre to be happy playing in the conference league for a club known for chopping managers and taking forever in rebuilding. He'd be wasting his years, as he arguably already has been. I'm sure he wouldn't have signed a contract back then if he wasn't persuaded by 'projects', trophies and similar. I seem to remember he wanted out before Mourinho came, but obviously stuck around. He has been convinced and almost tricked to stick around in good faith, with nothing to show for it. Obviously the club will do everything they can to ruin his rep if he goes, simply because the narrative that a player was too good for them would put Spurs in a bad light and questions would be asked of the owner on why that is.

I mean it's nothing to be ashamed of and Spurs should have at least taken care of their own superstar, by protecting him even if he leaves the club. You never see a top club act like that, you never see United spread a bad word about Ronaldo after he left and shit like that. Honestly, I think the behaviour is embarrassing and greedy from the Spurs owner in this case. I'm pretty much objective as it gets on this situation as I don't particularly like Kane or Spurs for that matter and out of all of this I certainly don't want Kane to go to City. Kane is being bullied and that isn't fair, even if I don't like him.
 
He’ll go. What’s going to happen is Levy will negotiate and get 128 million. This will all be done on deadline day so he doesn’t have to reinvest it into the squad because there will be no time left.
 
I’m sure this deal will ultimately happen - I just don’t think this is going to work out though….. not the fight fit - Kane isn’t the player he was and City do not play to his strengths…..
 
We need this deal to go through, because then we are only battling Bayern for Haaland, and he has already come out and said he want to experience a different league.
 
End of the day money is king. If city go ahead and offer what Levy would accept, this deal will get done. I’m still praying the deal goes through otherwise city will definitely be in for Haaland next summer and that’s bad news.

They’ve already trialled Son as Striker and even if they can’t buy someone really good so late in the transfer window they’ll still buy a backup or two which should give them some breathing room until next summer.

Even Haaland wasn’t supposedly for sale but if a crazy offer would’ve submitted, Dortmund was willing to sell him too.
 
Does anyone here think that Kane is going to not give his all for Tottenham if this doesn’t happen with City?

I’ve seen it before with Suarez in 2013 and Coutinho in 2017. Neither got their desired summer moves and both still gave everything on the pitch. Coutinho’s best form at Liverpool came in his final half a season.

I think it’s too late now and Levy isn’t playing ball. Kane will still end up on 20-25 goals for Spurs.
 
It doesnt matter. If Kane’s goal production goes down, people will blame Levy.
 
Exactly this.

We all know Sancho wanted to leave last season and he had a gentleman's agreement with Dortmund, if the right offer comes you can leave. Dortmund had a stance, 120m and he can leave, Manutd never offered that and Sancho trained and done the rest.

Kane IMO has a similar he had an agreement but the price isn't met so why should Spurs give City a discount just because Kane wants to leave? If City really want him, theyll put the money down and get him. Its actually a simple deal. Meet the fee, sign the player.
I do think Kane case is slightly difference. Over the years he has given his all for Spur, spending 8 seasons there and scored over 221 goals. I do think this counts for something. Spur should let him go for reasonable fee and not to price him out of the market, maybe say around 120m
 
This feels like Berbatov deal. Will happen on deadline day. City will pay 150m pounds in the end
 
Spurs will could rightly tell City if Grealish is a £100m player then the England captain, with his scoring record, is worth £200m.
No one will spend 200m on Kane this summer, when Lukaku who scored similar amount of goals cost around 100m, while an even better prospect Haaland is available for merely 75m next summer.
 
Obviously Kane let his heart rule over his head when he signed a 6 year contract extension 3 years ago. He should have known better. Of all owners, he is dealing with the most c*ntish one with Levy. I don't have any sympathy for him. No one forced him to sign a 6 year contract. What an idiot. Think this deal will eventually go through with 150 million. City should just pay up whatever Levy asks for. If Grealish can go for 100 million, Kane is easily worth double of that.
 
Does anyone here think that Kane is going to not give his all for Tottenham if this doesn’t happen with City?

I’ve seen it before with Suarez in 2013 and Coutinho in 2017. Neither got their desired summer moves and both still gave everything on the pitch. Coutinho’s best form at Liverpool came in his final half a season.

I think it’s too late now and Levy isn’t playing ball. Kane will still end up on 20-25 goals for Spurs.

I don't I have seen good/great players downing tools when they didn't get the transfer they wanted, they always give their best once the window is closed.
 
To those who thinks Kane should not believe about the gentlemen agreement, isn't this what happened with Fergie and Ronaldo?
As I remember, there's nothing written about the exact situation he can leave. Ronaldo only have Fergie words that if Madrid comes to him with a world record fee next season, he will let him go