Summer Transfer Thread and Gustavo Cisneros Type Rumours.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Weren't Franco's White Shirts were interested in Kane?

[KevinGage]

I can't see Kane in Paris.

He struggles with English.

So good luck trying to speak French there.

[Drummond]

Kane's said he wants to stay in the Premier League I think. Chelsea might have him, which means he wouldn't have to move home.

[OCD]

My bet would be that he (Kane) already knows where he's going and there's already been talks between the club and the agent.

[tomd2103]

Weren't Franco's White Shirts were interested in Kane?

Heard something on the radio the other day saying they were the frontrunners to sign Haaland.

[LeeB]

My bet would be that he (Kane) already knows where he's going and there's already been talks between the club and the agent.

True, but occasionally you get a player demand a move that unfortunately doesn't transpire, and then you end up looking a twat when you move to Middlesborough.

[Gareth]

If Kane goes to Man City might as well give them next years title too :-) upgrading Gabriel Jesus who IMHO wouldn’t get 10 goals in any team below top 6 to Kane who would comfortably get 25 if his glass ankles hold up would be a huge upgrade!

[tomd2103]

I can't see Kane going to Man City. Guardiola seems to prefer playing with a false nine.
I know Kane has been playing more of a deep role for Spurs this season but he still thrives on crosses into the box, which is not Pep's way. I think both him and Tuchel for that matter believe having a central figure/target is outdated in modern day football and I do too.

I can see him going to Man United though.

I think he would be ideal for Manchester City to be honest, especially as he has tended to play a bit deeper in recent years.  I think that is where he will end up.

[sickbeggar]

Looks poor value to me when you think Spurs will screw every penny out of a buying club when he has 3 years left on his contract. I just can't see anyone paying 120m for him and half that for his wages when he's 28 in 2 months. Unless the buying clubs are that confident of a return to a pre-COVID financial conditions.

[Steve67]

Looks poor value to me when you think Spurs will screw every penny out of a buying club when he has 3 years left on his contract. I just can't see anyone paying 120m for him and half that for his wages when he's 28 in 2 months. Unless the buying clubs are that confident of a return to a pre-COVID financial conditions.

I think that's a good point.  Must be honest though, I don't quite see Levy in the same way as others.  I don't quite get the astute businessman that others see to be honest.

[dave.woodhall]

Looks poor value to me when you think Spurs will screw every penny out of a buying club when he has 3 years left on his contract. I just can't see anyone paying 120m for him and half that for his wages when he's 28 in 2 months. Unless the buying clubs are that confident of a return to a pre-COVID financial conditions.

I think that's a good point.  Must be honest though, I don't quite see Levy in the same way as others.  I don't quite get the astute businessman that others see to be honest.

On here I think it's part-pisstake and as someone else said, out in the wider world there's a disturbing taint of anti-Semitism.

[paul_e]

Levy's reputation seems almost entirely based on him squeezing Real Madrid when they signed Bale. Take that single deal away and his transfer record isn't all that special and in reality they've missed out on a number of players than might have made the difference to them winning a trophy because he was playing hard ball and clubs called his bluff.

[sickbeggar]

Dunno. I sort of see spurs as a team who sell well and buy crap

[Axl Rose]

My bet would be that he (Kane) already knows where he's going and there's already been talks between the club and the agent.

True, but occasionally you get a player demand a move that unfortunately doesn't transpire, and then you end up looking a twat when you move to Middlesborough.

This made me chuckle. Damn right, aswell.

[paul_e]

Dunno. I sort of see spurs as a team who sell well and buy crap

There aren't many players they've sold in the last 10years where the fee looks massively over the top though. Sales of players who've come through their youth system have been decent, £12m for Walker-Peters last summer for example, but selling on their signings has been at a loss more often than not for years.