Tottenham’s Chairman Daniel Levy has finally splash a fee of £160million on Harry Kane amid Manchester City move. Spurs will have to lose their star striker to Premier rivals if Pep Guardiola’s side agrees to pay the sum of £160M
Daniel Levy is known for playing hard-balls over negotiations but is said to have told the 28-year-old and his family, agent Charlie and friends the news on friday at his brothers wedding. Days later, Kane is believed to have told family and friends about the news of £160 million move to Manchester City.
The Blues are on the verge of completing a record breaking fee of £160M for the England skipper after a fee of £100M bid was declined during the European Championship last month.
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A report says A contract with Manchester City has not yet been signed but terms have been agreed between Man City and Harry Kane. City had appeared to be the preferred destination for the England skipper in pursuit of trophies, a move away from Spurs will see Harry Kane earn a sum £400,000 a week at the Etihad Stadium.
Tottenham Hotspurs and England skipper Harry Kane reported to be Manchester City’s number one choice after a search for Sergio Aguero’s immediate successor. Harry Kane has an incredible tally of 221 goals in 336 games for Spurs, its believed there is talk of a four or five-year deal on the table for the England skipper.
This deal looks set to surpass the British record of £89 million fee Manchester United paid to bring Paul Pogba back from Juventus in 2016, while Kane will become the Premier League and Manchester City’s highest earner.
Manchester City fans are desperate to see Harry kane at Etihad Stadium as Sergio Aguero’s replacement next season.
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