You can’t fault Daniel Levy for trying everything in his power to keep Harry Kane at Tottenham, even though it seems like a futile effort at the moment.
The striker has arrived to represent the White Hart Lane team and has been the only bright spot for the team during a slump.
Kane‘s goal-scoring record has already largely withstood the test of time. His total is just as significant as Erling Haaland’s because it was scored for a Lilywhites team that isn’t even close to Man City, for example.
The problem Spurs are facing is the same as it was when Kane attempted to quit the team previously. They haven’t received any awards.
A club of the calibre of Tottenham in north London should not have gone 15 years without any in its trophy cabinet.
Ange Postecoglou has bravely chosen to assume the reins, and it will undoubtedly be difficult for the former Celtic manager to make Spurs a winning machine.
His first task will very definitely be to convince Kane that Tottenham is still where he belongs and not Bayern Munich or any other team.
The Telegraph reports that a post-playing career with the club will be a part of the package Tottenham will offer the striker to convince him to sign on again.
Spurs are truly going all out this time, although it’s unclear at this point if that would be ambassadorial, as a coach or otherwise.
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