Harry Kane: Time for Tottenham Hotspur to sell the striker and rebuild under Ange Postecoglou

Spurs Urged to Let Go of Their All-Time Top Scorer for Squad Rebuild: Should They?

The future of Tottenham Hotspur’s all-time top scorer, Harry Kane, is uncertain as he has been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid. The England captain’s contract expires next season.

“Cash In” on Kane for a Squad Rebuild?

Micah Richards believes that Spurs should let go of their star striker, giving incoming manager Ange Postecoglou the chance to rebuild the squad. With every passing year, Spurs have become too reliant on him. He has been their top scorer in each of the past nine seasons.

If Kane says he wants to leave this summer, then Postecoglou should allow it and get as much money as possible for him. That way, Spurs can start rebuilding their team without being overly dependent on one player.

Kane Deserves More Support from His Teammates

In recent years, Kane has single-handedly carried his team forward numerous times. However, despite his best efforts at playing number 10 or number 9 positions interchangeably over time – he needs more support from his teammates if they are going to succeed together.

Cash In Now Or Lose Him For Free Next Year?

Kane could potentially leave Tottenham on a free transfer by the end of 2023-24 season if he stays with them this summer.

• To Cash Out: You can get £100m this season (if you sell now)
• To Hold Out: You can let him go for free next year

Kane’s Future At Spurs: What Do Former Players Say?

Conor Coady, Kane’s teammate in the England World Cup squad, understands why he might want to leave. However, he believes that Tottenham will not be happy letting their star player go.

Richards thinks that it is time for Kane to move on and show everyone how good he is at the next level. His transfer would also give Postecoglou some much-needed funds to rebuild the squad better equipped for success in future seasons.

The Prospects of Playing For Real Madrid

If Kane moves to Real Madrid – a 14-time European champion club – with Karim Benzema leaving after 14 years, there could be an opening waiting for him on their wanted list.

• To become all-time top scorer in Premier League history (only behind Alan Shearer): A feat that has eluded him so far due to lack of silverware at Spurs.
• To win La Liga: He would take his career “to another level.”
• To win Champions League: It’s every footballer’s dream!