Tottenham eyeing stunning replacement for Harry Kane & Romano says Tottenham are about to hold talks
It’s the transfer saga of the summer window that’s set to run and run, but there may be a resolution either way to Harry Kane’s Tottenham future in due course.
At the moment, Daniel Levy is stuck between a rock and a hard place because if he agrees to sell his striker, he will always be known as the club president who cashed in his chips, but if he doesn’t secure some compensation for the England captain, Kane could leave for free in a year.
In light of this, it makes perfect sense for Levy to be looking about and laying the framework for a replacement in case Kane were to reveal that his time at the club was coming to an end.
Although Kane isn’t irreplaceable per se, he is the de facto goal king at White Hart Lane, so any other number nine is likely to be considered as a downgrade, however talented he may be. Whoever comes in should that be necessary would undoubtedly have a massive task on their hands.
Ivan Toney of Brentford is reportedly being considered as a potential new striker for Tottenham, according to Football Transfers.
Toney is currently serving a suspension for problems with gambling and won’t be available until January at the earliest.
In the event that Kane is enticed by Bayern Munich’s advances, Levy may be able to give Kane assurances that he can depart in the new year, still command a fee for him at that point, and bring in a straight successor – something he is unlikely to accomplish this summer.
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