According to a report from The Athletic, Chelsea has expressed their interest in signing Harry Kane this summer. However, it is considered highly unlikely that Daniel Levy. The chairman of Tottenham Hotspur, would agree to sell their star player to Chelsea. The report also mentions that several other teams have contacted Spurs regarding a potential transfer for the talent.
It seems highly probable that Harry Kane will not be moving to a different club in the current transfer window. The 29-year-old striker still has one year left on his contract with Tottenham Hotspur. Despite significant interest and offers from top clubs, including Chelsea, Tottenham has remained steadfast in their stance regarding Kane’s availability.
Chelsea and their interest for Kane
According to The Athletic, Chelsea explored the possibility of signing Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur, particularly under the management of Mauricio Pochettino. However, their inquiry did not lead to any agreement as Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham, was not willing to engage in business with Chelsea.
Some observers might speculate that Tottenham is merely postponing the inevitable. In a year’s time, Kane could potentially leave the club on a free transfer. Nevertheless, Kane holds immense importance to Spurs, having just completed a season in which he scored 30 goals in the Premier League and became the club’s all-time leading goalscorer—an exceptional achievement.
Retaining Kane for another season could prove more valuable to Tottenham than cashing in on him now and attempting to find a suitable replacement. The risk of signing an inadequate substitute could have detrimental effects on the team’s performance.
Furthermore, as long as Kane remains contracted to the club, there remains a possibility of him signing a new contract. It is worth noting that he has not expressed any desire to leave Tottenham at this stage.
When it comes to the transfer market, it is challenging to completely dismiss any possibility. However, the likelihood of Harry Kane joining Chelsea in the current window appears highly improbable.
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