Pundit unhappy with Harry Kane’s conduct at Tottenham: “Not fair”

Harry Kane has come under fire from Gabby Agbonlahor for being mute while rumors about his future swirl.

This week, it was revealed that Bayern Munich will make a second offer for Harry Kane of €80 million (£68.4 million) plus add-ons, but it was generally rumored that this wouldn’t even be enough to get Spurs to the bargaining table (90 minutes).
However, if some new sources are to be believed, Bayern aren’t ready to give up on the Tottenham player, and they’re even willing to go above the €100 million (£85.5 million) threshold to sign him (L’Equipe via GFFN).

Paris Saint-Germain reportedly said they would do “everything possible” to get the 29-year-old to the French capital, according to reports that surfaced on Wednesday, indicating that they had also entered the battle for Kane (RMC Sport).

Ange Postecoglou admitted in his press conference at the beginning of the week that the club had not given him any promises on the England captain, so he is still unsure of what will happen to his star striker (Football.London).

Agbonlahor dissatisfied with Harry Kane’s behavior
Agbonlahor thinks Kane needs to be very clear about his position since Spurs cannot afford for this to go on for the rest of the summer.

“If I’m Daniel Levy, I’m saying £100 million by July 20th, Bayern Munich, or forget about it,” the former Aston Villa striker told talkSPORT. Harry Kane will remain.”Because it can’t continue, it’s not fair to Spurs supporters,” he said. “I’ve got a year to try and make you sign a new contract, to try and show you that we’re moving in a different way with the signings we’ve made. His teammates are being treated unfairly. Additionally, Harry Kane seems to be keeping extremely quiet, which I find annoying.

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Kane has nothing to gain by responding to the rumors in the open. A few years ago, the striker did express openly his wish to quit Tottenham, but it backfired.

Therefore, by managing the problem internally and relaying his thoughts to Levy and the Spurs management, he will believe he is acting appropriately.