Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham Hotspur, has revealed that the club has a buy-back clause as part of the sale agreement with Bayern Munich for Harry kane
Kane departed from Spurs at the end of the British transfer window, after scoring 213 goals in 317 Premier League games for the London club.
Tottenham faced a major blow in the race to finish in the top four of the Premier League after surprising defeat at the hands of Fulham.
Spurs were comfortably beaten 3-0 by their London rivals with Rodrigo Muniz scoring twice for the hosts. Sasa Lukic added the third to ensure the victory for Fulham.
January signing Radu Dragusin were given a full debut as he replaced the injured Micky van de Ven.
The Romanian defender’s performance, however, did not impress Spurs’ former scout Bryan King, who observed that in his first start, he found it difficult to keep up with the intense speed of Premier League game.
In an interview with tottenham news King criticised Dragusin’s defensive awareness and posture, holding him accountable for the first and third goals scored by Fulham.
The analyst emphasized Dragusin’s sluggish reflexes and vulnerability to being caught ball-watching, pointing out that the center-back made blunders in both of his goals due to his incapacity to predict Muniz’s moves.
King said: “I wasn’t convinced by Dragusin, he wasn’t up to the pace of the game at all.
“He doesn’t look elegant at all, not like van de Ven. His movement worried me, he defended square on and he kept getting caught ball-watching.
“He was badly at fault for the third goal, he reacted so slowly. He was watching the ball and by the time he reacted, Rodrigo Muniz had put it in the back of the net.
“It was the same for Muniz’s first goal, he was looking at where the ball was coming from, he wasn’t aware of what was around him. Muniz was much smarter than Dragusin with his movement off him.”
Dragusin may not have had the finest start for Spurs, but with his amazing potential at just 22 years old, it shouldn’t take away from his skill.
He needs to be given time to adjust to the pace of the Premier League and settle in what is called the most difficult league in the world.
Considering his talent and potential, if he manages to adapt to the league, he has the ability to become one of the best in the league.
Tottenham were outclassed at Craven Cottage on Saturday as Fulham beat them 3-0 to deal a blow to their pursuit of Champions League football.
Spurs had won on their last seven visits to Craven Cottage in the league but were punished on Saturday for a poor performance as two strikes from Rodrigo Muniz and a first Fulham goal for Sasa Lukic saw them well beaten.
Postecoglou’s side missed the chance to move above fourth-placed Villa and remain two points adrift, while Man Utd are six behind. Spurs had not failed to score in a league game under the Australian before this game.
Muniz, who scored either side of half-time, now has seven goals in seven games. Marco Silva’s side have beaten Arsenal, Man Utd and Spurs in the last four months. They move up to 12th.
Tottenham Hotspur partner coach Mile Jedinak says that the group will proceed to put confidence within the “Angeball” standards of coach Ange Postecoglou after Saturday’s 3-0 overcome at the hands of Fulham.
Smashing back to soil after a 4-0 win over Aston Estate the matchday earlier, Goads had a major mark put in their trusts of Champions Alliance capability when they capitulated to the stun misfortune at Cowardly Bungalow.
A win over their London rivals would have vaulted Postecoglou’s side over Estate and into fourth position on the table, as it were to be entrusted to overcome with one of their most noticeably awful player of the season.
Once working as a youth and advance advancement coach at Estate, Jedinak was named an collaborator coach at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before long after Postecoglou’s arrangement ahead of the 2023-24 season.
The 39-year-old had served as captain of Australia amid Postecoglou’s time at the rudder of the Socceroos, bringing recognition with a framework that, in spite of the fact that related with trophies at each halt of the coach’s career, regularly requires a period of bedding in.
“When we did come in, we worked with the boys all the time,” he said. “To see them get a handle on the concepts on how we needed the group to play; they’ve given us each single sum of exertion and vitality — [so have] the coaches and the staff — and it’s not been a coincidence [Postecoglou’s framework was executed rapidly].
“It’s decent. You see that prepare advancing and you see the group advancing and that’s something that I know gets us energized as coaches.
“We’re as it were at the begin of this travel and you know, we’ll keep pushing to keep making strides day by day.”
Jedinak was talking at the formal declaration of Spurs’ visit of Australia that will see them confront individual Head Alliance powers Newcastle Joined together on Wednesday, May 22 at the 100,000-capacity MCG, in Postecoglou’s domestic city of Melbourne.
That installation will happen fair days after the conclusion of the two sides’ individual seasons against Sheffield Joined together and Brentford and weeks some time recently a few players from both clubs speak to their countries at the Euros and Copa America.
Goads chief football officer Scott Munn, moreover returning to his domestic city of Melbourne for the declaration, affirmed that Goads would bring an nearly full-strength squad Down Beneath.
“The worldwide window doesn’t begin until after the tour,” said Munn. “All players will be accessible unless surgery or palliating circumstances. I think there’s as it were one player [Timo Werner] who’s getting hitched that end of the week, so he likely won’t travel.”
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