Daniel Levy appears to have sent a subtle warning to Harry Kane as the Tottenham striker looks to leave the club this summer.
Kane has asked Tottenham to sell him after the Lilywhites endured another trophyless season.
The England captain is one of the world’s best strikers and has continued to score goals for Spurs.
He was the Premier League’s top scorer last season, yet they finished the campaign outside the top six.
This was yet another poor end to a campaign that started with so much promise.
Kane feels he can win trophies at another club and has asked Spurs to sell him for the right price.
Levy isn’t one to easily back down and will make it hard for another club to land the striker.
He spoke about the issue recently and admitted that he is also frustrated at the lack of trophies, but he warns that people don’t always get what they want.
Levy told the Spurs official website: ‘All I will say is his frustrations in not winning are shared by me and all the fans and players. We all want to win.
‘One of the items that Fabio will have to deal with when he comes in is which players are going to be retained, which will be asked to look for other clubs.
‘There is a market out there. What we want and what other clubs want is not always possible to achieve. We will do whatever is right for the club.’
“We will do what is right for the club”. Well, how’s that working out, Danny boy?? Denial on an epic scale. Even Nero had more self awareness than this tapeworm of a chairman. Siphoning off a league leading salary for distinctly less than spectacular results, marvellous!!🤦♂️🤦♂️
Levy must think we’re all stupid, it doesn’t matter who is in charge, Pochettino, Mourinho, Paratici or even Jesus Christ himself, if the funds aren’t made available by Lewis and Levy to buy the very best players nothing will change and we’ll win nothing again. It’s a sign of madness doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. If the funds aren’t given to Paratici then sell the club to someone who will put the cash up, Lewis has had years to put his hand in his pocket and never has, can’t see him starting now. ENIC, Lewis and Levy OUT !!!
What we want is to compete and win trophies. How is that not possible?. To me a successful season is a top four finish and a league or FA cup, or the europa league (when we use to be able to finish that high).
I know the clubs limitations, I’m not expecting us to the win the league or champions league every year or the quadruple. A deep running the champions league and a domestic trophy would do for now. Then build on that.
Its possible for the likes of Leicester to go from league 1 to Premier league winners and fa cup wins in 12 years or so. So why can’t an established Premier league team with 14/15 years of constant European football not win more than 1 league cup.
Liverpool went 30 years with no league title. But still won Fa cups, league cups, champions leagues and uefa Cup.
Arsenal have gone 17 years or so with no league, but were still winning fa cups and felt so hard done by. Now look how that have fallen. Now we’re falling to there level and have nothing to so for our progression and fantastic football.
Levy seems to have this perception that we can compete with the likes of city who have Arab oil money, Chelsea who have Russian oil money and Manchester United who have global appeal to generate money before FFP came in and sustain that level.
We are not as thick as you thick we are Levy. We do understand football. You don’t. You just understand business and £££££ and thats fine. Just stick to that side of the football club and hopefully this new DOF will bring us some success if you leave them to it.
What Levy wants is cash and no player exchanges. Money is his only metric. 20 years of no success and the continual selling of our best players to fund transfers creating never ending jam tomorrow projects.
Actually do think its time for Harry to move on. He is so good it seems to hide the deficiencies elsewhere in the squad. Without him they will all have to perform better.
If Kane had any lingering doubts about leaving, Levy’s noxious, self serving and excuse making drivel of yesterday will harden his desire to go.
And so the transfer games begin….