- This summer, Kane made the move from Tottenham to Bayern Munich in a transaction that was valued close to £100 million.
- The striker left Spurs having scored 213 goals in the Premier League.
- When Harry Kane stated that losing at Spurs did not feel like a catastrophe to him, the supporters became angry.
As part of Harry Kane’s move to Bayern Munich this summer, Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham Hotspur, said that he secured a buy-back clause for Tottenham Hotspur.
Kane signed a contract worth close to £100 million with the German champions after serving Spurs for 19 years. Kane’s tenure at Spurs came to an end as a result.
Spurs fans may not have seen the last of Kane, either, as Levy recently revealed that his team has a clause that allows them to re-sign the striker in the future.
This information was disclosed by Levy on Tuesday during a conference with supporters. “There is a buy-back clause,” he explained.
Levy withheld information on the clause’s specifics, such as its dollar amount or the day on which it will go into effect.
When Bayern plays Manchester United on Wednesday in the Champions League, Kane will make his Champions League debut for Bayern. Kane declared that he will always support his former employers before making his debut for Bayern.
According to Kane, he will always be keeping an eye on Tottenham and will do so for the rest of his life. “I’m constantly watching them,”
“It’s wonderful to see the fans happy, and I’m incredibly happy to see the team performing the way they are. I’m pretty pleased with how they are doing. They have an important game coming up [on Sunday against Arsenal], so I’ll be keeping a watch on how they perform throughout the season.
Kane said earlier this month while contrasting the two clubs’ lifestyles that losing games “never felt like a disaster.” Some Spurs supporters voiced their anger with Kane’s statement as a result of this.
