Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane is in talks to renew his contract with his club expiring in 2020. However, the deal is still very far away as both parties disagree in the amount of money the forward should get every year.
According to The Telegraph, Kane wants around 140.00€ per week (around €7M per year) and the chairman Daniel Levy doesn’t want to arrive to these numbers. Levy’s idea is not paying more than 140.000€ per week to any player of the squad, even if his name is Harry Kane. The club knows that they need to negotiate with the star because his current salary is much lower that what he can get in any other big team in Europe but the Spurs don’t want to break the salary limits in the squad.
For this reason, according to the Spanish newspaper OKDiario, the striker is using the interest of some big clubs of Europe to put more pressure on Levy’s shoulders. Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea or Manchester United could arrive up to €12M per year.
Kane has been very important for Tottenham Hotspur in the last seasons. He helped a lot with his 25 goals last season to fight for the Premier League title until the end and qualify for the Champions League this season. However, the forward is having some issues with the injuries and this season he has scored so far only 3 goals in the Premier League, including the net in the last game in the North London derby.
Real Madrid are having a look at the striker market. The Argentinian striker from Juventus Dybala is also in talks to renew his contract but Real Madrid might be interested as well in bidding for him. Besides, Patrick-Emerick Aubameyang has always said that his dream is to play with Los Blancos. However, currently Real Madrid have two goods strikers i the squad -Karim Benzema and Álvaro Morata- and looks unlikely that the club decides to sell any of them.
