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While Haaland cost 60 million, Harry Kane's true price is revealed

The true price of Harry Kane on Erling Haaland

By Hector Garcia

The true price of Harry Kane on Erling Haaland
The true price of Harry Kane on Erling Haaland

Harry Kane is being one of the best current footballers. The English striker has established himself as one of the most outstanding players of the moment. Now, it is revealed what the footballer finally ended up telling Bayern Munich, to get him out of England. The English player has been one of the most outstanding and possibly the best signing of the summer. While Erling Haaland cost Manchester City 60 million at the time, this is the true value of Harry Kane.

 

The Bayern Munich manager explained that Kane's price did not exceed 100 million euros. Heiner confessed that the agreement was achieved through performance bonuses, where if Kane achieves certain objectives, the club will have important benefits. Hainer revealed that they could have also tried to sign his compatriot Declan Rice, whom coach Thomas Tuchel would have liked to see in the Bayern squad. “But under these conditions we didn't want to do it,” he added. According to the manager, Arsenal paid West Ham United more than 120 million euros for the 24-year-old player.

Heiner has also proudly explained the team's structures, which mean that Bayern does not need investors or state sponsors: “We do not have large investors or state sponsors. We earn every penny ourselves and have no debt. We have paid for the Allianz Arena, we have paid for the sports academy and we still have a few euros in the fixed deposit account. On the one hand, that makes us proud. On the other hand, it gives us inner strength for this path, for the path of Bayern.”

 

Bayern Munich beat other clubs for Harry Kane

Teams like Manchester United, PSG and Real Madrid were linked to Kane, but the Englishman finally ended up at Bayern Munich, in a historic operation for the Bavarians. But also some figures that the German club does not expect to be recurring: “Such sums will continue to be the exception,” Herbert Heiner, Bavarian president, assured FAZ.


Hector Garcia

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