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The seconds ticked by like minutes, the minutes must have felt like hours. Harry Kane was holed up near Stansted Airport, waiting for the call that would change his life. Even after a transfer fee had been agreed between Tottenham Hotspur and Bayern Munich, even after personal terms had been finalised, the deal still wasn’t done. Why? Kane didn’t know. Spurs and Bayern were still jousting. He was given no explanation other than ‘negotiations’. This was on Friday afternoon when there was still serious jeopardy as to whether the move would go ahead, to the extent that Kane was prepared to return to training with Spurs on Saturday. In Germany, Bayern officials were getting tetchy too. By early afternoon, they thought a whole summer’s work was about to fail, feeling Tottenham were moving the goalposts late on. It was indicative of a saga that lurched from being off, to on, then off again as big personalities and egos desperately battled to ‘win’ the deal. And that was just in the last week.

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Such was the paranoia involved in an incredibly complex but also sensitive deal, Friday’s delay had some people at Bayern wondering if it was all a ruse to stop Kane playing in the German Super Cup against RB Leipzig on Saturday night. Winning his first career club trophy one day after leaving Spurs? A PR disaster not even worth contemplating. In return, the league extended the registration deadline for new players by 24 hours to 3pm on Saturday so he could feature if Bayern felt he was ready. Kane had initially been given the green light to fly to Munich in the morning before being phoned on his way to the airport by Bayern, who said to hold on because there was a problem with the club-to-club deal and it could be embarrassing if he landed in Munich if the deal didn’t go through. It was a fitting last chapter to a tumultuous deal. Today, The Athletic charts: ●The London talks between Thomas Tuchel and Kane that persuaded Bayern to bid ●Kane’s refusal to sign a new deal left Spurs determined to sell ●Why Manchester United and Real Madrid bids didn’t materialise ●The “they will buckle” comment that angered Daniel Levy ●The tour meeting where Kane made it clear he wanted to go This is the story of how Spurs and England’s record goalscorer landed a nine-figure move to Bayern Munich. The seeds for Kane’s departure go further back, but the summer of 2021 is such an important reference point. It was then that Kane first made it clear he wanted to leave Spurs, saying as much in May of that year in an interview with Gary Neville. The saga rumbled on for another few months and only ended towards the end of the summer transfer window when it became clear Manchester City weren’t going to push hard enough for Kane’s signature. We don’t need to relitigate that whole situation, but there are a couple of salient points that emerge when reflecting on how Kane managed to do this summer what he couldn’t do then. One is that, in a lengthy meeting on August 9, 2021, Spurs attempted to tie Kane down to a new contract soon after he had bel

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居然有人看，有点长，需要全部搬完吗，先发个大概版给你们看

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看完了，就是说报价是勉强接受。之前那次周五爽约是不得不飞到美国。第二次谈有2500万的差距，拜仁在想怎么解决这笔资金，第三次确实是有一个软性的截止时间。然后最逗的就是列维觉得图片报是给拜仁打配合然后带着球衣进发布会的

I will be staying at Tottenham this summer and will be 100% focused on helping the team achieve success.  #COYS pic.twitter.com/uTN78tHlk1 — Harry Kane (@HKane) August 25, 2021

Something else that feels even more significant now is Kane saying in his May 2021 interview with Neville: “Ultimately, it’s going to be down to me and how I feel and what’s going to be the best for me and my career.” Two years ago, Kane came to realise this simply wasn’t true. He still had three years left on his contract and ultimately that meant the final decision was down to Levy. This summer, it would have been a much more accurate description of the situation. With only one year left on his contract, Kane was in the strongest position of the three main parties involved in the deal.

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Shortly before Conte left in March of this year, Spurs began conversations with Kane’s camp once again about the possibility of a new deal. Kane had recently broken the Tottenham goalscoring record and it was hoped that, with the overall Premier League goalscoring record also in sight, he might want to commit his future to the club. At this point, Spurs were not even considering a sale and were determined to renew Kane’s contract — even if this meant continuing discussions into the start of the 2023-24 season. But even if Tottenham weren’t considering a sale, there were clubs who were very much considering testing Levy’s resolve.