Kane already knows what awaits him for Modric and Bale

El Real Madrid Its primary objective is to replace Karim Benzema a Harry Kanebut it is more than likely that the effort of the white club to convince to the president of Tottenham, Daniel LevyIt is not enough, and even less if in the white club you continue to aspire that the operation does not exceed 80 million euros, praising that the striker has one year left on his contract and is already 29 years old.

So it will be necessary to see the desire that Kane has to play for Real Madrid because it could be something more than important. And it is that not so much time has passed since the signings of two other Tottenham players: Modric in 2012 and Bale in 2013. In both cases, the position of strength of the two footballers ended up being the key for Tottenham to accept the offer from the white club.

Modric went to Croatia

José Mourinho asked Real Madrid to do everything possible to reinforce the midfield with Modric. Levy did not accept the offer, the player had an agreement with Florentino and decided not to travel to Los Angeles for preseason with the rest of the team at the end of July. The club announced that it was fining the Croatian after not training for two days or showing up at the airport in London. Luka took refuge in Zadar awaiting news and wait for the negotiations to progress. However, a few days later and after speaking with Villas Boas he returned to London to train solo, with the touring team, although he had threatened to train solo in his country. Modric joined his team in the second week of August and there was still no agreement. It was necessary to wait until August 27 for both clubs to reach an agreement for 30 million plus goals.

Bale did not show up either

Gareth Bale did not attend training with Tottenham in 2013alleging an alleged injury, but his objective was to force his departure from the club and the transfer to Real Madrid. He was also called up by the Wales team to play two qualifying matches for the 2014 World Cup that he did dispute Finally Bale signed with Real Madrid on September 1 of that year.

It was therefore a very long signing. In fact, in August, Levy threatened the Welshman with leaving him on the bench for a year Despite the fact that Gareth was counting on his president to keep his word that he was going to let him leave if the team did not qualify for the Champions League, as it did. The sticking point between Madrid and Spurs was the amount of the transfer. Levy asked for 145 million euros. In the end, it cost 101 million, then the most expensive transfer in the club’s history.