Dream Becomes Reality SON-Kane-KIM in One Place German Media Tottenham vs. Munich 2 Friendly Matches Scheduled

 There is news that a friendly match will be held between Tottenham and Bayern Munich.

German media 'Bavarian Football' quoted German 'AZ' reporter Maximilian Koch on the 26th (Korean time) and reported, "Munich is scheduled to play a friendly match with Tottenham as part of Harry Kane's transfer deal."

The reason why the friendly match was promised is because Munich lowered the fixed transfer fee to less than 100 million euros (142.9 billion won) when signing Kane in this summer's transfer market. 토토사이트

The media said, "Munich agreed to hold two friendlies with Tottenham in order to set the fee (for Kane's transfer) below 100 million euros. "All proceeds (from the game) go to Tottenham," he explained.

He added, "It is not yet decided when and how the game will be played."

Munich recruited Kane, the leading goal scorer for Tottenham in the English Premier League, last August. 

The contract period runs until June 2027, and his uniform number is 9. At the time, it was reported that the club paid a fixed transfer fee of around 100 million euros. Including performance-related bonuses, it is reported that up to 120 million euros (175 billion won) was spent on recruiting Kane.

Kane played for Tottenham for a long time, but never won a trophy. One of the reasons he moved to Munich, which has won the Bundesliga for 11 years, is because of his desire for the trophy.

When leaving Tottenham, Kane said, "I have a lot of mixed emotions. I'm sad to leave (Tottenham)," and added, "I played for Tottenham for about 20 years, from an 11-year-old boy to now 30 years old. During that time, he made many wonderful moments and special memories. 

I will keep it forever. "I think now is the right time to leave," he said as he bid farewell,
while cheering for Tottenham. Kane said, "I wish good luck to coach Angie Postecoglou and all Tottenham players. 

I will watch them as a fan," he said sincerely, adding, "I hope Tottenham succeeds."

Even after his transfer, Kane still boasts of his sharp toes. On the 25th, he scored 1 goal in the German Bundesliga match between Cologne and Munich (1-0 win in Munich), becoming the first British player to score 18 goals in a single season.

Kane has already scored 18 goals in 12 league games this season, including the game against Cologne, setting a new milestone just one season after his move.

Tottenham are also doing well. The team is producing results that overshadow concerns about Kane's vacancy. 

As of the 26th, they are 4th in the Premier League with 8 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses, and 26 points. The gap with 'leader' Arsenal (30 points) is not large.

Tottenham even went undefeated in 10 games (8 wins, 2 draws) after the opening. 

Munich (32 points) is in second place after Leverkusen (34 points), but is in a position to rise to the lead at any time.

The location and time have not yet been determined, but the two strong teams are expected to play a friendly match.

 It is known that there is a high possibility that they will face each other during the upcoming summer preseason.

There are many people holding their tongues about the abilities of Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy, the 'master of negotiation'. This is because they were able to win money and participate in friendly matches that could attract everyone's attention.

The same goes for Munich. Kane's fixed transfer fee, which could easily have exceeded 100 million euros, was somehow lowered to less than 100 million euros.

'Bavarian Football' said, "It was not simply a 'successful negotiation' for Munich to reduce Kane's transfer fee to less than 100 million euros. 

Compensation (in some form) was provided to Tottenham through a friendly match. "With Kane's 'story,' a match between two very attractive and commercial teams is expected."

He added, "Giving up game proceeds would mean nothing to Munich. It is now possible to lower the amount to be paid immediately (fixed transfer fee) and schedule the schedule in advance. 

We are killing two birds with one stone," he said. "Moreover, the Munich management can gain strength in its claim that Kane's transfer fee did not exceed 100 million euros. "This is considered important for Munich," he added.

Lastly, he said, "Fans will be able to see Tottenham players and Kane playing on the field together again."

As reported, if the match between the two teams actually takes place, 'Korean national soccer team mates' Son Heung-min (Totonham) and Kim Min-jae (Munich) will meet as enemies.

Kim Min-jae, who played for Naples in Italy's Serie A until last season, moved to Munich through the summer transfer market last July. And Kane joined right away.