SKY SPORTS reporter Florian Plettenberg lost his patience on live TV while discussing the Harry Kane transfer saga as he told Tottenham chief Daniel Levy it is “becoming annoying”.
Spurs rejected Bayern Munich’s THIRD bid for the England captain, 30, on Monday – which consisted of £86million plus £17m in add-ons.
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And Kane has now reportedly set a deadline of Sunday for the deal to be completed – when Ange Postecoglou’s men kick off their Premier League campaign away at Brentford.
Bayern‘s ongoing pursuit of Tottenham‘s all-time top scorer is drawing similarities to Manchester City’s failed negotiations for Kane in 2021.
And Plettenberg, who works for Sky Sports Germany, urged Levy to accept a proposal from the German champions.
He said: “Daniel Levy, if you see this, finally accept the offer so that the transfer gets done!
“It’s not progressing and it’s getting annoying. It even annoys me.”
Kane, who has scored 280 goals in 435 appearances for his boyhood club, is not expected to travel to Barcelona on Tuesday for Tottenham’s final friendly before the start of the season.
Bayern chiefs are considering making another improved offer.
But Kane, who has one year left on his contract, is understood to be relaxed about the situation and is open to staying at Spurs this term.
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He is believed to have been impressed with new boss Postecoglou and, like many of the squad, has been enjoying the Australian’s training sessions.
Asked if he was enjoying the training, Tottenham winger Dejan Kulusevski told SunSport: “Absolutely. That’s the most important thing with football and also in life, you’ve got to have fun.
“When you start having fun, that’s when your talent is going to come in place, that’s when everything is going to flow normally. That’s the No1 thing and that’s what we’re having right now.
“That’s a very good start, having fun, and then keep working hard and then everything is going show out of it, I’m very confident.”
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