Manchester City supervisor Pep Guardiola is “very interested” in signing striker Harry Kane, however he wants Tottenham to return to the negotiating desk.
The England captain is eager to tug out of Tottenham and has indicated that City is his most popular vacation spot.
“Harry Kane is an extraordinary, extraordinary striker, there is no doubt about it,” Guardiola stated on Friday. “Of course we’re very interested in him but he’s a Tottenham player and if they don’t want to talk, there’s nothing more to say. If they want we’ll try. That’s all.”
Kane plans to return to coaching with Tottenham on Saturday – eight days earlier than a tour of City for the season opener. He stated on Twitter that it “hurts” to learn feedback by followers questioning his professionalism.
“While I won’t go into the specifics of the situation, I want to clarify that I have never refused training,” he wrote on Friday. “I will return to the club tomorrow as planned.”
He is underneath contract with the North London membership till 2024 however has been open along with his disappointment concerning the workforce’s course and lack of trophies. He was knocked out of the Champions League after Tottenham completed seventh final season.
“He is a player for Tottenham Hotspur,” Guardiola stated. “If Tottenham don’t want to negotiate, it’s over. If they are open to talks, certainly not (only) Man City, many clubs would like to try to sign him, we are no exception. But it depends on Tottenham.”
City broke British switch price information on Thursday to signal midfielder Jack Grealish from Aston Villa. The Premier League champions paid a price of £100 million ($139 million).
Guardiola stated Grealish had a launch clause in his contract, in contrast to Kane.
It might take a brand new report for Tottenham to persuade Kane to promote him to an opponent.
And Nuno Espirito Santo addressed the problem in his first press convention as Tottenham supervisor final month, saying: “Look, Harry is our player, period. There’s no need to talk about anything else.”
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
