Kane torn aside by German media with open letter written to Bayern Munich chief
Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has obtained a weird open letter from a German newspaper imploring them to not spend £100million on Harry Kane. The Bavarian giants have seen a suggestion of £85m for the striker rejected by Tottenham Hotspur in latest weeks with Spurs holding out for a nine-digit determine.
But Bild newspaper columnist Raimund Hinko, believes this is able to be an terrible waste of cash and has let his ideas be identified on the switch in an article penned on Wednesday. Hinko wrote the opinion piece in a last-ditch effort to maintain from what he sees as overspending on an ageing “old bone”.
“Of course, I wish I had never had to write that letter. Perhaps it’s a last-ditch effort to keep you, who watch over the weal and woe of FC Bayern, from spending 100 million or more on a – sorry – 30-year-old bone,” learn the opening sentence.
“Although, I apologize again to all players over 30, there are quite a number of mature, experienced professionals who have stayed young, who are in top shape, whose careers are only just beginning at 30.”
He goes on to say it could take a “miracle” for the Englishman to reside as much as Robert Lewandowski’s lofty requirements and is not amused by reviews that Spurs are sniffing round Bayern wonderkind Mathys Tel.
“Why the hell are Tottenham now even making fun of FC Bayern and spreading rumours that they want to buy Mathys Tel,” he writes. “You can’t let Tottenham show you up, dear Bayern officials. Don’t ridicule. Who are they from this London suburb anyway? English champions in Stone Age football 62 and 72 years ago.”
But Bayern might not need to fork out £100m in any case. BILD report that Kane is determined to safe a transfer away from north London this summer time and is keen to purchase himself out of the ultimate yr of his contract.
Kane earns £200,000 every week with Spurs and so might want to pay a payment within the area of £20m to interrupt freed from the deal. Tottenham have a gentleman’s settlement with Kane that they may green-light a transfer to a workforce exterior of the Premier League if their valuation is met for the participant.
Though that valuation is proving to be a sticking level in negotiations. It is known Bayern will go in with an improved supply within the coming days, whether or not it can match Spurs’ £100m asking value is unclear.