He’s been called “exemplary”.
Tottenham Hotspur are considering selling a big-name player in January, despite the fact that he is now content in north London.
Spurs are better off without Harry Kane.
The arrival of former Celtic and Australia national team manager Ange Postecoglou in north London has given the club a new lease on life. Spurs return to action on Monday against Fulham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and fans will be keen to see their newly-thrilling side in action once more. The Lilywhites are now top of the Premier League table, having won six of their last eight games in an unbeaten streak and the best start to a season since 1960/1961.
The transfer of Spurs’ star striker and all-time leading goalscorer Harry Kane to Bayern Munich for about £82 million, according to club chairman Uli Hoeness, sparked significant concern that the team would struggle without his presence up front. Tottenham, on the other hand, has reinvented itself under the helm of the immensely popular Postecoglou. Kane recently praised his previous club for their strong streak of early-season form in an interview with the media.
“I have made it clear throughout my career that I am a Tottenham fan and would like to see Tottenham do well,” he stated during a press conference with England (via 90min).
“It’s wonderful to see. As I’ve already stated, the manager is doing an excellent job for them with the style they’re playing. The fans are completely behind the team, which is exactly what they needed after the previous few years. I’ll always keep an eye on Tottenham Hotspur and the Premier League. Tottenham is the only team in the Premier League that I want to win.
“I have to respect Bayern Munich, and the fans know I will always have a soft spot for Spurs – there is no doubt about it.” Of course, I want [Tottenham] to do well, but my main focus right now is on trying to produce for Bayern.”
Things appear to be looking up at N17 right now, but according to a fresh claim, Kane may be followed out the door by another big name Spurs player soon.
Hugo Lloris transfer update
According to a story this week from France, long-serving custodian Hugo Lloris could leave in January. RMC Sport has shared an update on Lloris‘ status at Tottenham, claiming that the club is “considering” his exit in the winter window.
The 36-year-old, who hasn’t played a single minute for Postecoglou in all competitions, is poised to leave when his contract expires next summer, although Spurs may elect to cut his last year in north London short. Despite the fact that Lloris appears to be content with his current training situation with the club.
Since signing from Lyon in 2012, the France international legend, dubbed “exemplary” by Les Bleus boss Didier Deschamps, has made about 444 appearances in all competitions (Transfermarkt).
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