Ange Postecoglou prepares two significant inquiries for Harry Kane in the imminent future
The current manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou, is planning to ask two pertinent questions to Harry Kane as soon as they meet. An Evening Standard report gives insights into the Australian coach’s strategy for an important discussion with his main forward. Today, Harry Kane, along with several teammates, returned from international duty to start […]
admin
The current manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou, is planning to ask two pertinent questions to Harry Kane as soon as they meet.
An Evening Standard report gives insights into the Australian coach’s strategy for an important discussion with his main forward.
Today, Harry Kane, along with several teammates, returned from international duty to start pre-season training.
There were also fresh additions to the team at Hotspur Way, with James Maddison and Manor Solomon integrating with their new colleagues.
The Spurs are gearing up for their tour to Australia, Singapore and Thailand that launches next week in Perth.
Ryan Sessegnon, the left-back, won’t be participating due to an operation on his hamstring following a training injury.
Yet, this tour presents the perfect chance for Ange Postecoglou to figure out his top team for the coming Premier League season.
Postecoglou hopes that Harry Kane remains in North London when Spurs set off to Brentford in the first match of the season.
Rumour has it that Kane is considering a move to Bayern Munich, and Postecoglou already has two queries for the 29-year-old as soon as they meet.
The head coach anticipates a close working relationship with the club’s most prolific striker throughout the summer.
What Postecoglou wants to know from Kane
The Evening Standard report has revealed the two questions Postecoglou will pose to Kane.
The manager is interested in Kane’s views on where the club may have failed previously and how they can bounce back to vie for titles again.
The second query is something former managers Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte must have pondered as well.
Tottenham’s last journey to a cup final was in 2021, where they suffered a 1-0 defeat to Manchester City due to an Aymeric Laporte goal.
In an unusual decision, the club dismissed Mourinho just six days before the match, with Ryan Mason stepping in for his second-ever fixture.
Postecoglou has made his first media appearance as Tottenham’s manager and recognises that he will have to deal with inquiries about Kane’s future frequently.
His hope is to win Kane over as the season progresses and persuade him to sign an agreement that eliminates any speculation.
