Players are out for the Euro 2016 competition, and the managers of the Premier League clubs will be observing the tournament in order to sign a perfect player for the squad. Tottenham Hotspur’s boss will also be looking to do the same as the Champions League is on the cards for the London side.
The team didn’t have the perfect end to their 2015-16 season, but Champions League qualification is still a major achievement. Just like many other clubs, Totenham will also be scouting the talents across the globe to give them the stage they deserve. Many players from Europe are linked with a move to Tottenham this summer, and it is heavily reported that the Argentine Manager Mouricio Pochettino is looking to bring a partner for their striker Harry Kane.
He was exceptional in the 2014-15 as well as in the 2015-16 season. He did find it hard in the initial stages as he was sidelined for a long time due to injuries, but the Englishman came back stronger and ended his campaign as a top scorer in the league.
Due to his poor start of the 2015-16 season, many believed that he was just a one season wonder, but Kane answered his critics in style as he played an important role in Tottenham’s Champions League qualification. It is very obvious that the player, who is hitting his top form is wanted by many giant clubs from across Europe and if the recent reports are to be believed, it is Manchester United, who are trying to get the signature of the 22-year-old.
To be very fair, Harry Kane is Tottenham’s precious possession and letting him go will cost the club dear. In a league like EPL, he is capable of scoring 20+ goals in a single campaign, not every striker is capable of doing that. Tottenham will be battling in the Champions League, and therefore, the club will need a striker like Kane on whom the manager could trust blindly.
Kane is recently wanted by a number of clubs from all around Europe, and if the recent reports are to be believed; Tottenham Hotspur are planning to give Harry Kane a new contract which will see him earn £100k per week and a for a 22-year-old striker it surely is a sensational one. Well, sometimes it becomes a necessity to offer a humungous amount to keep hold of the player and doing the aforementioned will surely secure Kane’s career as a Tottenham man.
It seems like Pochettino is planning something big for the London’s side, and to imply the same, he will need Harry Kane on his side. The club failed badly in the Europa League last term, but they surely have learned their lesson through that. The Englishman’s capabilities is beyond explanation; he is a clinical finisher, good in the air, tough as a rock, and therefore, the 22-year-old deserves a £100k contract without any doubt.
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