Harry Kane has hit the ground running at Bayern Munich this season, scoring five goals in his first six appearances across all competitions

When questioned about the recent remarks made by Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, who stated the Lilywhites have a buy-back option for Harry Kane, Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund remained circumspect. The 30-year-old striker signed a four-year deal at the Allianz Arena and spent £100 million to join the German powerhouses in the summer.

A Spurs fan questioned Levy at a Fan Forum earlier this week about the existence of a buy-back clause in Kane’s contract with Bayern. Of sure,” said the chairman.

Levy later reaffirmed Tottenham’s ability to re-sign the England international in an interview with Bloomberg. The specifics of the arrangement with Bayern Munich should stay private, he argued.

“All I would say is that we would have the ability to purchase Harry if he wanted to come back to the Premier League and wanted to come to Tottenham one day,”

Then, after Bayern’s 4-3 victory over Manchester United in their Champions League group stage debut, Freund made a subtly nuanced jab at Levy and urged that the Bavarians not reveal contract information. The sporting director of the Bundesliga title team told DAZN, as reported by Bulinews, “We never talk about contract terms.

Harry arrived here after departing England for the first time with conviction. He and we are bound by a four-year agreement. We are quite pleased and have long-term plans with him at Bayern. He’ll influence this group and this time period. I am certain of that. He is very at ease and has ambitious plans for Bayern in the future.

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Tottenham: Ange favourite has now “made clear his desire” to leave Spurs

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou may soon be forced to part company with a Spurs player he really admires after some transfer news this week.

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The Premier League season has gotten off to an absolutely fantastic start for the residents of north London.

The Postecoglou era has started off very well, with the Australian manager having yet to suffer a loss in the club’s top division. The revival of an attractive, attack-minded style of play has been established by Spurs’ new head coach following Antonio Conte’s regretful final campaign in charge.

The Lilywhites have four victories out of a possible five in the league, have scored 13 goals, and are one of the top three offensive clubs in the division, trailing only Brighton and Manchester City.

Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr, two Spurs players who under Conte were never given a chance, are now thriving as members of a Postecoglou team with a fresh look.

Giovani Lo Celso and Bryan Gil, two attacking midfielders who Conte also didn’t like, might soon join the team.

Since the middle of August, Tottenham has recorded impressive victories over teams like Bournemouth, Manchester United, Burnley, and Sheffield United, with the latter result severely putting their spirit to the test.

The Blades took a shock lead against the run of play before very, very late goals from Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski gifted Spurs a hard-fought 2-1 win on Saturday.

Who could leave Spurs?

A few team members may be let go before January since Postecoglou seems to have found a winning formula at N17 and his best Tottenham side is taking shape.

During Postecoglou’s tenure, numerous players have already departed the team, including former superstar striker Harry Kane, Sergio Reguilon, Joe Rodon, Djed Spence, Harry Winks, Alfie Devine, Troy Parrott, Dane Scarlett, Davinson Sanchez, and Tanguy Ndombele.

With news of Lo Celso’s future emerging, it might only be a matter of time before another joins them in leaving the Spurs.

The Argentine was mentioned in connection with a move during the summer window, and his departure is definitely anticipated this winter. Postecoglou recently revealed to the media that he truly enjoys Lo Celso a lot.

The Tottenham manager declared, “I’m really happy with Gio.” He has performed admirably in training. You can tell he’s a good player, and I believe our style of play is ideal for him. In terms of the football we want to play, I believe he is enjoying himself as much as working with me.

Despite this assertion, a Spanish publication now asserts that Lo Celso “made clear his desire” to depart Tottenham during the winter transfer window. The athlete and his agents appear to be already planning a transfer. For his part, Lo Celso is focused on one place in particular: Real Betis.

The 27-year-old reportedly thinks joining his previous team in Spain will provide him many more opportunities.

How good is Giovani Lo Celso?

Lo Celso might still be able to help Tottenham, and if the rumor is accurate, we think he might be making a decision in a hurry. While on loan from Argentina to Villarreal in 2022, goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli described the Argentine as one of the “top players in the world” in an interview with Super Deporte.

As a team, he “gives us a plus,” according to Rulli.”He aids in our development, and I learn nothing by claiming that he is a top player in the world. I hope he does well since I am quite familiar with him as a player and a person.