Increasing Frustration for Ange Postecoglou over Situation of His ‘Remarkable’ Player
The manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou, is allegedly becoming ‘more irritated’ with discussions revolving around the future of Harry Kane. According to a report by The Telegraph, Postecoglou is eager to address and settle the matter promptly. During the initial phase of the transfer window, Kane’s future has been a prevailing topic, and Postecoglou […]
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The manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou, is allegedly becoming ‘more irritated’ with discussions revolving around the future of Harry Kane.
According to a report by The Telegraph, Postecoglou is eager to address and settle the matter promptly.
During the initial phase of the transfer window, Kane’s future has been a prevailing topic, and Postecoglou has frequently been asked to comment on the matter.
Bayern Munich has shown serious interest in the 29-year-old player who is in the final year of his contract.
The reigning Bundesliga champions, indeed, have already submitted two unsuccessful bids for the England captain, but Tottenham is vehemently keen on retaining their highest goal scorer of all time.
Nonetheless, it seems that the relentless speculation about Kane’s future is causing growing discomfort for Postecoglou.
Postecoglou Annoyed by Ongoing Kane Discussions
As per The Telegraph, Daniel Levy, the owner of Tottenham, has received directives from Joe Lewis to sell Kane if the player doesn’t ink a new contract.
The continual chatter around Kane is noticeably causing ‘increased irritation’ for Postecoglou who urges the club to decide on Kane’s status.
There’s no denying that Kane has attracted a lot of attention this summer season, and Bayern Munich’s board member, Oli Hoeness, has publicly admitted their interest in signing him.
Additionally, during a press meeting over the weekend, Postecoglou had an unusual encounter when a German journalist brandished a Bayern Munich jersey with Kane’s name and number on it.
It is suspected that Spurs are keen on retaining Kane, but it is understandable that Postecoglou wishes the issue to be settled swiftly.
With his inaugural season at Spurs on the horizon, the Australian manager doesn’t need the added distraction of his leading player being the focus of a transfer drama.
Kane’s performances for Tottenham have been ‘outstanding’ over the years, and it is doubtful he will initiate a departure from the club.
However, should a suitable offer be presented and Kane expresses a desire to leave, the club might consider it’s in its best interest to let him go.
