Joe Lewis, the owner of Tottenham Hotspur had made clear to the chairman Daniel Levy, that he has no intention of letting go Harry Kane for free in the coming 2024 as per the sources.
Tottenham owner decides Harry Kane future in Spurs
Daniel Levy, who currently works for ENIC Group owned by Lewis, has been very discouraging towards the clubs who have been showing interests in buying their Spurs captain and has not entertained any of the potential bidders.
However, as per the reports, the club owner has made it crystal clear apparently that he has no wish of letting the English star striker leave the club 12 months later on a free transfer and has issued a warning against his appointed chairman that Kane will have to be sold this summer itself in case he doesn’t sign the agreement for contract extension beyond one year.
The current situation is complicated due to the fact that Harry Kane’s ongoing deal is set to expire at the end of the upcoming season and consequently, Kane has not been too enthusiastic about signing a new deal with Tottenham.
Tottenham Hotspur will not let Harry Kane go for free
Resulting from Kane’s hesitancy to sign a new deal, Levy has made big bluffing promises as a new approach to make him stay at Spurs, stating publicly that he would be open to make the England striker the4 highest paid footballer in the Premier League.
Despite all the attempts from Spurs and Levy to persuade Harry Kane into signing the new deal, especially after hiring a new coach, Ange Postecoglou, it seems like Kane has been inclined towards the offers made by Bayern Munich, who are trying desperately to bring him to the Bundesliga.
Bayern Munich third offer for Harry Kane might be accepted
According to the insider reports, despite the fact that Bayern’s last two bids were already rejected by Tottenham this summer, their determination to land Kane this summer itself lies on their belief that Kane himself wants to transfer Munich.
If rumours are to be believed, Bayern are about to make a third offer which will be setting a club record contract offer worth over €100m (£86m), which has all the chances of getting Tottenham into the table of discussion.
