FC Bayern Munich – Daniel Levy on Kane transfer: “I will not let him go for 100 million!”

Uli Hoeneß’s sensational remarks on the negotiations with Harry Kane caused irritation at both Bayern and Tottenham Hotspur.

Loud sports picture Spurs boss Daniel Levy is not impressed: he was annoyed even before Hoeneß’s statements that Bayern contacted Kane and had already met him.

It is said that Bavaria’s primary goal was not to irritate the difficult negotiating partner from England with discretion and public statements. Therefore, the FCB officials were said to be “shocked” by the advance of Honorary President Hoeneß.

In a conversation with friends, Levy is said to have said: “I will not let him go for 70, 80 or 100 million!”

Loud Picture Bavaria’s new CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen is said to have called Levy on Monday to smooth things over.

Dreesen recently said about Kane Poker at the training camp in Rottach-Egern: “If you treat each other in a friendly manner, you will achieve the best results.” Internally, poker at FC Bayern should be viewed as a game of patience.