Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham, has confirmed the existence of a buyback clause for Harry Kane, who was transferred to Bayern Munich during the last summer transfer window.
This announcement was made during a discussion with the club’s supporters. However, Levy did not reveal specific details regarding the terms and amounts of this clause. He simply stated, “Of course,” without providing further details.
The decision to sell Harry Kane has been widely criticized, as he was the all-time leading scorer for Tottenham and one of the Premier League’s top forwards.
The buyback clause could give Spurs the option to reacquire their former player in the future, although the exact details of this clause are still to be determined.
