Despite the trend around here, Kane is the superior player albeit for less years as Haaland gives you longevity. I reckon Kane would have a Bruno Fernandes type impact on our team he is that good of a player.
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Despite the trend around here, Kane is the superior player albeit for less years as Haaland gives you longevity. I reckon Kane would have a Bruno Fernandes type impact on our team he is that good of a player.
City's transfer record is 62m for Rodri, I can't see them paying a crazy fee actually. I think they will wait for the Haaland clause next summer and compete for him. This transfer has got United and Glazer statement all over it.
Well if he signs us that's Haaland to City then.
We're fecked either way.
We're fecked either way.
Even 80mil+Martial we can genuinely go for the title.
Sancho over Kane every time.
True but buy Kane this summer and Sancho next summer maybe?
We've got lots of players to sell so we could recoup lots,
I think lots will depend on
Give them Lingard and Martial, would help them out having both
Halaand will be much better at his peak than Kane ever was.
If Alan Smith can join United from Leeds, Sol Campbell can join Arsenal from Spurs (on a Bosman!), Luis Figo can join Real from Barcelona and Sterling can join City from Liverpool then Kane can certainly move from Spurs to Chelsea.
We'll see...obviously there are a few places Kane could end up but I think writing off a Chelsea transfer is slightly naive personally. I'd be surprised if Utd paid over £100m for Kane under Ole and it doesn't strike me as a City kind of signing. There's no other club (bar Chelsea) in England who could afford him so let's see...
Well we're really fecked if we end up with neither as they get one of the two
The reason I would prefer Kane is because despite the age I don't believe Haaland gives longevity. Not with Raiola in the background. Whereas I can see Kane staying and playing till his mid-30 comfortably.
some really poor examples.
as you’ve pointed out, Campbell was on a Bowman, but Real paid the release clause for Figo - so the selling club had no choice. In terms of Sterling, there’s no rivalry between the two clubs.
spurs may sell him to Chelsea, but he would have to really want to go there and in doing so knows that the club he’s been at since a child will hate him. Will he do that, or just go to City or United? Can only see him going to Chelsea if United and City aren’t interested. They are a distant 3rd in terms of who are likely to sign him (in my opinion).
They're miles off City but catching Chelsea isn't an entirely crazy prospect so i'd agree I think. I think Kane winds up stuck there for another year whatever happens. Theres been endless complaints from former players about gentlemans agreements so i think that means nothing. I dont think City will offer 150m.
There's still three years left on his contract. Levy can wait another year before thinking about selling Kane. Chelsea managed to get an absurd fee for Hazard with one year left on his contract.
Cough... leg injuries... cough
Let me save everybody 1000 posts.
Levy is going to demand at least £120m, probably more from a Premier League rival, and no club - not City, not United, not Chelsea - will pay that in this market for a 28-year-old striker with a bad injury history.
The end.
Levy is going to demand at least £120m, probably more from a Premier League rival, and no club - not City, not United, not Chelsea - will pay that in this market for a 28-year-old striker with a bad injury history.
The end.
I haven't gone through all the pages, but what about a chance of Liverpool going for Kane as they qualify for the Champions League?
I agree - we often see fans saying things like “that’s our striker for the next decade sorted” - yet it so rarely works that way.
Haaland has got a Zlatan type, nomadic career already mapped out for him by his agent. If he moves this summer, that’s already 5 permanent clubs he’s been at.
I think the issue of who is the better player right now is highly arguable. But I don't think there's any question who represents the best return on 150 million pounds.
Agreed. Although I actually believe Kane is by far the better player anyway. Haaland coming here would have zero guarantee of longevity, Raiola doesn't work that way.
Kane please! He would elevate us massively.
Yeah well see. I personally don't see it ever happening. There are enough alternatives. Kane would have to not only be willing to sever the relationship but do it publicly to force Levy's hand, and even then I think it's a pipe dream.
Goes against the muppetry rules of the forum
It would be a huge turnaround in their transfer strategy to sign him, especially coming out of so long with no gate receipts.
We are not challenging for the title with 2 CM's.
It doesn't make sense for Kane to move to United if he's after trophies. Sure, we are an improving side with promising potential, but over the next 3-4 years, there's no reason for him to assume that we have more of a chance of winning things compared to City.
The only scenario is if Pep leaves the club, or is planning to soon, in which case there'd be as much uncertainty with them as us.
Regardless, unless Spurs are up for a swap deal, do we really think it's worth spending 150M on a single player this summer?
The only scenario is if Pep leaves the club, or is planning to soon, in which case there'd be as much uncertainty with them as us.
Regardless, unless Spurs are up for a swap deal, do we really think it's worth spending 150M on a single player this summer?
Why are those poor examples? Campbell being on a Bosman makes it more controversial for me. The fact he left for their biggest rivals and they didn't even receive a fee meant it was a double blow.
There's 'no rivalry' between City and Liverpool? Not sure about that one! Plus, hadn't Liverpool, with Sterling, just gone within a Gerrard slip of winning the title, at the expense of City? Alan 'I would never join Man Utd' Smith you don't even mention and whilst Barcelona might not have had a choice, Figo certainly did!
All I am saying is don't write it off. I thinking it's as likely as any of the destinations mentioned here.
I think you are right
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I can't see Levy selling him to any PL clubs whilst he is still in contract. We all seen how Messi's gentleman's handshake worked out last summer when he wanted to leave, and he only had one year left on his contract. Unless Kane is willing to go abroad then he will not be leaving Spurs any time soon.
Didn't we have some mad price quoted to us by Levy back in the day when we wanted to sign Bale, who then went to Real as the record transfer fee, more than Ronaldo... No chance Levy is letting Kane go to a PL club for less than £150million and at his age no one will be willing to pay that. City will sign Haaland, United will sign Sancho, Kane will stay at Spurs or go to PSG. It won't matter to Levy that Kane wants to continue his pursuit of the PL all time goalscorer record, Levy will just think "stay here and do that".
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Why would Lukaku want to come to Spurs though?
It'll be the same situation as Barca with the Neymar money, every club will be asking massive sums for their players. No way Levy would go for that. If he leaves, I can see them spending that money on 4-5 players who are above average.
If Kane leaves, I'm sure Son will start making noises as well. It's in Spurs best interests if Kane stays.
I love Kane and there's no doubting his quality, but I would still prefer Sancho this year and Haaland next year. With Cavani, Greenwood and Martial, I feel we have enough strikers, though none of them are as good as Kane. Would rather we use the money to Sign Sancho, a DM and a CB.
I still think city will sign Messi
The stars are all aligned for move to City if they stump up on the fee.
Kane goal, KDB assist will then be a sickeningly frequent occurence next season.
Kane goal, KDB assist will then be a sickeningly frequent occurence next season.
good man. If City have proven anything in the last few years, even with all the cash that they have, they plan for the future. There is no future in signing Messi, and if they win the CL this year, what is the justification to the owners for his massive wage demands? They won't do it, if he signs for an Arab oil rich club it will be one thats located in Qatar or UAE, like Xavi did. My bet, if Messi was going to leave Barca the contracts with a new club would already be signed and the news would have been announced months ago. He will sign a reduced wage contract for Barca and end his career there.Or we extended his contract because the club are not exactly swimming in extra cash to splash on Kane this summer... or maybe we have other positions that are taking precedent.
Anyone else after Cavani at that stage? Was he expecting to be first choice here? Did anyone on here assume him to be first choice?
He is here for cover, yet has stepped up to the plate in a way that not many people could foretell. Which is a good thing as it enables United another year of progressing Greenwood without putting extra pressure on him.
Get real man!!
Just listen to Ole in any interview or press conference when he speaks about transfers, then maybe you'll understand.
Muppet season is in full flow. Has it started earlier than usual? Thank God we have a Euro's to distract the transfer muppets with this summer.
Love people glossing over Levy thinking City is a "rival" in the same way I "rival" Conor McGregor because we both have red hair.
No chance he is joining us even if we had the money as long as city is in it too.
I’m looking at it from the perspective of the club. Spurs and Barca had no say at all in Campbell and Figo going to a rival. In this situation they have absolute control in where he goes - and so Chelsea is far less likely.
in terms of rivalry, there’s barely anything between Liverpool and City from either side. They have been competing together the last few years, but I wouldn’t describe it as a rivalry in the way I would United/City Liverpool/Everton Spurs/Chelsea and other examples.
To be fair, it's more about Levi being difficult to deal with rather than players not willing to move or refusing due to being loyal to Spurs.
There's no love lost between Chelsea and Arsenal yet it didn't prevent clubs from doing business in the transfer market.