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Eager to join Manchester City, Tottenham striker Harry Kane (28) finds himself at odds with his president Daniel Levy, who opposes his departure when he had promised to let him go (see here). For former Spurs scorer Dimitar Berbatov, the England international was too naive on this blow.
“Harry’s entourage shouldn’t have been so naive with this situation because football is a business. Of course, we like gentlemen who shake hands and say ‘you have my word’, but sometimes it doesn’t work like that and you get furious. You have to anticipate things and have a plan to prevent this from going badly, pleaded the Bulgarian for Betfair. Let the Citizens give Daniel Levy what he wants. Knowing how he’s doing business, that’s the only thing that can lead to Kane leaving, because the president is going to be tough until the last minute of the transfer window. “
It remains to be seen what exactly the leader wants when the Skyblues are already ready to make a huge check for 150 million euros.
