It’s been a long time Harry Kane he lives surrounded by constant rumors about his future. The 29-year-old English striker swore undying love to Tottenham Hotspur on more than one occasion, but the long drought of titles dragged on by the ‘spur’ team, who have not touched the metal since the Carling Cup which they won in 2008 with Juande Ramos in the bank, more than one wonders where the limits of the patience of the ‘Hurricane’ are.
“In Kane’s case, I have already given my opinion”
City of Manchester besides, the name of right is always closely related to Bayern Munichespecially after the removal of Robert Lewandowski. An interest referred to by the honorary president of the Munich club, Honesty again. “I can think of a player that we pay 100 million euros. But in the case of Kane, I have already given my opinion. He is almost 30 years old and last year Tottenham rejected an offer of 160 million euros from Manchester City. That’s why I said it’s not a transfer for Bayern”, he said in ‘Sky Germany‘.
“It’s a private opinion,” he continued. honess. “I am one of the nine members of the supervisory board who have a voice in the executive committee when it comes to expenses of more than 25 million. If the eight say we will buy, we will buy. We live in a democracy,” he concluded. the world champion in ‘mannschaft‘ at the 1974 World Cup in Germany.
Historical ‘Picichi’ of Tottenham and third all-time top scorer in the Premier League, second only to Allan Shearer and Wayne Rooney, right assured, after the recent elimination of Anthony Conte in the hand of Milan in the round of 16 of the Champions League, fighting to be in the first four classifieds should not be enough for ‘spurs’. “In our position, we should win titles. That is our goal. Only the selection for the Top-4 is a result of not playing as we want. Now all we can fight for is that – the Top-4 – and I hope we get it, but no, it’s not enough for this club,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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