The German paper’s head of football believes that Tottenham’s talisman striker will be subject to one of the those audacious bids that routinely haunt the football press.
Whist it’s likely that City will be looking to replace Aguero, who has struggled with injury over the last 3 months and at the increasingly ripe age of 32 (33 this summer). The Argentine scored 16 times from the 24 Premier League appearances he made last season, and this term there have been no goals from the 4 games he featured in.
Even taking off my Spurs Goggles for a few moments, at first glance the figure mooted for Harry Kane looks woefully light. Some Spurs fans might have the ache with Mourinho’s tactics, but the rest of the world will be looking at Kane’s numbers, which have never been better.
There’s also the slight matter of Manchester City’s falling star, which has seen them comparatively struggle a little, being 7 points off leaders Liverpool. I’m filing this one in the ‘ambitious’ file, aside from anything else, the number just isn’t right.