Renowned super-agent Pini Zahavi remains optimistic about Bayern Munich’s chances of striking a deal for Tottenham’s star striker, Harry Kane, despite the reputation of Spurs chairman Daniel Levy as a tough negotiator. Zahavi, a seasoned figure in the world of deal-making, believes that a breakthrough in the current stalemate is feasible but largely hinges on Bayern’s ability to navigate Levy’s notoriously tenacious negotiating style.
Speaking to Sportbuzzer, Zahavi acknowledged his long-standing relationship with Levy, spanning approximately 25 years. Drawing from his extensive experience and personal connection, Zahavi suggested that while dealing with Levy may not always be straightforward, Bayern could find a solution if they understand how to approach him.
However, Zahavi’s optimistic words may offer little solace to those immersed in the ongoing negotiations. Levy’s position appears to have solidified even further following clandestine discussions between Kane and Thomas Tuchel. To bring Tottenham to the negotiating table, any future bid from Bayern would need to far exceed the initial offer of £60 million ($77m) put forward by the Bavarian club.
Navigating Levy’s unwavering stance will require Bayern to demonstrate both persistence and a willingness to meet Tottenham’s lofty demands. The outcome of these negotiations remains uncertain, with the potential for further twists and turns as both parties strive to find common ground and reach a mutually agreeable transfer agreement.