In this covid market and his contract, 100mil ishWhat do you think a reasonable figure is for him?
In this covid market and his contract, 100mil ishWhat do you think a reasonable figure is for him?
This all presupposes Kane still being good, but we’ll go with it. How soon is now? As I say; Benzema is basically on his best goalscoring season ever and Lewandowski has 52 goals this season (which probably is his best too, actually!) Realistically both have another 2 seasons in them. 1 at the very least if either somehow fall off a cliff.Both are approaching their mid-30s and will need replacing soon. From the players point of view they've both won the lot, been at each club for years and might fancy a change.
Yep I don’t think anyone would buy him anymore at the quoted price.This all presupposes Kane still being good, but we’ll go with it. How soon is now? As I say; Benzema is basically on his best goalscoring season ever and Lewandowski has 52 goals this season (which probably is his best too, actually!) Realistically both have another 2 seasons in them. 1 at the very least if either somehow fall off a cliff.
When it comes to replacements, I think both will be looking elsewhere, too. Madrid have already been burned by a Spurs-British-expat with injury issues, and Bayern tend to skimp out on transfer fees; it’s definitely not in their MO to pay big for ‘older’ players — as above, Kane will be 28 (more likely 29+) before Lewandowski/Benzema genuinely need to be replaced.
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As stated initially; this wasn’t taking into account the actual performances and statistics of Kane.
He is statistically declining; in 2017/18 he scored 37 goals (all comps for these stats). In 2018/19 he scored 22 goals. This season he has 19 goals, and his overall performance level appears to be plummeting.
If we assume he continues this downward trajectory (which I absolutely believe he will under Mourinho), why would the likes of Bayern, Madrid, or the domestic big boys even be interested?
Like I said, Kane’s made his bed until 2024 and he’ll have to uncomfortably lie in behind the ball with the rest of his side.
Yep I don’t think anyone would buy him anymore at the quoted price.
He has made an awful decision and will probably never experience winning a trophy and will always be a big fish small pond, what if player.
He could still try for Shearer’s record. I mean he’ll probably have to play until he’s about 40 but it’s possible!Matt Le Tissier with more England caps.
Yep! I would have said Shearer is a good comparison as Kane will finish his career with a similarly insane goal tally, but at least Shearer won some trophies before the boyhood move.Matt Le Tissier with more England caps.
Yep! I would have said Shearer is a good comparison as Kane will finish his career with a similarly insane goal tally, but at least Shearer won some trophies before the boyhood move.
I suppose to be fair he will probably beat Rooneys record and maybe could win an international honour as this England team looks tasty, but when that’s your best chance of a trophy then you’re in trouble.![]()
Shearer won the Premier League and also got to play for the club he supported as a kid. I guess Kane could move to Arsenal to make the second part happen.
That would be a transfer that might upset our setup. We have Martial who would score lots of goals and given the option between Sancho and Kane, most people will opt for the former. We have Greenwood who will get games through the middle and generally feel Martial compliments the likes of Rashford, Greenwood and Sancho better.Where could he go?
Man United? Maybe if Martial left.
Man City? Aguero replacement?
Liverpool? Can't seem them spending the money.
Bayern to replace Lewandowski? Real Madrid to replace Benzema?
Also, don’t get me wrong — I do rate Kane highly (or at the very least I did, I do think his qualities are depreciating, I’m yet to figure out if it’s all individual based or if Mourinho/Spurs are exacerbating the matter) — but I don’t think he’s worth the bother for anyone to buy him. City would be the only team who should be considering him, but even then that’s not something for another season or so as Aguero is still kicking it to a high standard.
I agree with this. If you are a creative midfielder in your side then Kane is the last striker you want to play with. He congests the space, drops deep to take the ball off you and limits the forward pass because he's standing right next to you.This all presupposes Kane still being good, but we’ll go with it. How soon is now? As I say; Benzema is basically on his best goalscoring season ever and Lewandowski has 52 goals this season (which probably is his best too, actually!) Realistically both have another 2 seasons in them. 1 at the very least if either somehow fall off a cliff.
When it comes to replacements, I think both will be looking elsewhere, too. Madrid have already been burned by a Spurs-British-expat with injury issues, and Bayern tend to skimp out on transfer fees; it’s definitely not in their MO to pay big for ‘older’ players — as above, Kane will be 28 (more likely 29+) before Lewandowski/Benzema genuinely need to be replaced.
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As stated initially; this wasn’t taking into account the actual performances and statistics of Kane.
He is statistically declining; in 2017/18 he scored 37 goals (all comps for these stats). In 2018/19 he scored 22 goals. This season he has 19 goals, and his overall performance level appears to be plummeting.
If we assume he continues this downward trajectory (which I absolutely believe he will under Mourinho), why would the likes of Bayern, Madrid, or the domestic big boys even be interested?
Like I said, Kane’s made his bed until 2024 and he’ll have to uncomfortably lie in behind the ball with the rest of his side.
What on earth was he thinking when he signed that 6 years contract? No clubs would spend 100m on him anymore. There are younger and less injury prone strikes like Haaland and Lanturo available.
Ya he’s finishedI think his peak is over. He looks nowhere near the Kane of 2015-2017.
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Yeah he's pants - you really know your stuff.
He wasn’t calling Kane pants
@FrankDrebin wasn’t talking about Kane in his post; he was talking about Lautaro. @balaks
You guys really don't like Kane do you? I remember when he first had his breakthrough season he was compared unfavourably with the other young strikers at the time on here like Alacacer, now prepared to throw him on the scrapheap at 26. I think to some extent he suffers from his basically old fashioned English striker build.
It's funny they put Ronaldo in there when you consider how many games he played as a winger in the beginning of his career![]()
The majority of United games he did IMO.Well you could also point out how many of those 350 games Kane only played as a sub (59) when he was just starting out as a young player. Did Ronaldo play 379 games as a winger?
Lets se if Kane can keep up for the next 200 with Ronaldo.... he's only got about 150 games to do that...Well you could also point out how many of those 350 games Kane only played as a sub (59) when he was just starting out as a young player. Did Ronaldo play 379 games as a winger?
Lets se if Kane can keep up for the next 200 with Ronaldo.... he's only got about 150 games to do that...
Well you could also point out how many of those 350 games Kane only played as a sub (59) when he was just starting out as a young player. Did Ronaldo play 379 games as a winger?
He never went away.He's back!