Another transfer window is approaching as another turbulent season approaches its climax. And there aren’t many clubs whose year has been crazier than Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham Hotspur. Poor results, bad atmosphere, stories in no relation to the sport itself, many things have taken their toll on the mood within clubs from the capital cities of the United Kingdom and France.In such circumstances, some look to cut their losses – and the other are keen to lose even more, depending on your point of view. After a disastrous trophy-less season, Spurs are ready to finally sell their captain and best-ever goalscorer Harry Kane to anyone willing to pay €100 million – or around $110 million. According to Le Parisien, that someone is PSG.##NAJAVA_MECA_7190036##Kane has just over a year left on his Tottenham contract. With the club in disarray on and off the pitch, the England international will be forgiven for now wanting to waste another two or three years of his career waiting for the club to finally become a genuine title contender. The classy goalscorer has carried the team on his back many times, he enjoys all the support and respect in the world of football – but he hasn’t got medals to show for it. And although there are pundits in England trying to convince the public that players don’t really care about lifting trophies as long as they are well-paid and loved – Kane’s sporting nature won’t let him at least contemplate leaving. He had done it before and was close to signing for Manchester City two years ago, but Spurs’ owner Daniel Levy blocked the transfer that seemed all but completed. This time around, not even he will stop Kane from walking out. The only question remains whether Manchester United can rival PSG in the market.Kane’s decision may well rest on who becomes the club’s next permanent manager. That’s not expected to be filled until after the season, by which point rival clubs will likely push for Kane’s signature.🚨| JUST IN: PSG dreams of Harry Kane. The Englishman is the priority in attack, price around € 100M. 🏴💰 [@le_Parisien] pic.twitter.com/ZZRn7LaUR7— PSG Report (@PSG_Report) April 18, 2023 Man Utd have been strongly linked with a move for the England captain, but they won’t be alone in showing interest. Le Parisien writes that PSG have made signing Kane their top priority this year because they will likely lose star man Lionel Messi.So, the price is set, the player is willing to change clubs, and there are at least two interested parties. Let the bidding begin!
