Harry Kane has reportedly informed the club’s board that he will be willing to sign a new contract if Spurs qualify for the Champions League again at the end of this season.
Kane’s contract will end in 18 months early next year. There is a possibility that he will let him run until the end of the season, when it is almost certain that he will be a target for several clubs. Bayern Munich have already publicly stated their desire to sign the English striker as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who left them this summer for Barcelona. Chelsea have also been linked with Kane in recent weeks with reports suggesting new owner Todd Boehly is interested in signing him.
However, according to journalist Ben Jacobs, the English striker is not very sure about signing for Germany and, in fact, has informed the Tottenham board that he will sign a new contract if the club qualify for the Champions League again this year.
The journalist told La Terraza del Fútbol:
“We know that Bayern Munich like Kane. But wanting Kane and getting Kane are two completely different things.
“Tottenham is very calm about the situation. If anything, it could be a Premier League rival who is more of a threat than Bayern because sources close to Harry Kane continue to tell me he’s not necessarily sold in the Bundesliga, but what he wants to do is seriously challenge to win. the Champions League and do it over several seasons.
“Tottenham are calm about it, they think Kane will sign a new contract, but Kane will bide his time.
“Kane has already told the Spurs hierarchy that if Spurs get back-to-back qualifications for the Champions League, he will be involved in the project for the long term because he believes the money and investment will lead Tottenham to be a regular game of the Champions League”.
The striker, who is valued at £150m, is arguably one of the best strikers in the world, and Spurs will need to hang on to him if they are to compete for major trophies.
The Spurs have become one of the sides to beat since the arrival of Antonio Conte. He led them to Champions League qualification last season, beating arch-rivals Arsenal in the process, and they have started this season incredibly well, losing just once in the league and falling just one point behind the league leaders. , Arsenal, which has a pending game. . Given their strong start to the season and Conte’s record, there’s no reason Spurs shouldn’t finish in the top four this season.
