Harry Kane wants to leave Tottenham, but there are some that feel he is making a mistake with how is going about it. Liverpool and England legend Jamie Carragher left a word of warning for the striker. It's legitimate that he wants to go to City, but he warned that it could have consecuences for his career.
The Harry Kane saga has only just started. At the moment, the striker is yet to show up for Tottenham's pre-season training. He recently returned from the Bahamas and will now have to spend ten days in isolation.
All of this has occurred as Kane himself wants to leave Tottenham. City have spent a while working on his signing, but, until now, Spurs have refused to facilitate his departure.
Jamie Carragher, ex-Liverpool and England player, gave the striker some words of advice in his column for 'The Telegraph'. "I have no problem with him wanting to go to City. But it’s the way he’s going about trying to get that transfer by not turning up to training that is worrying.
"My message to Harry would the same as it was to Stevie: don’t ruin your reputation for this; always think about your name and standing in the game. For me, that is as important as any trophy Harry could win," Carragher said.
He also feels that, if Kane stays at Tottenham, it's because he himself signed the contract. "I still don’t understand this talk of Kane being backed into a corner. Has he? Why so? The club never forced Harry Kane to sign a six-year deal in 2018. It’s the fault of him and his advisors for signing a contract that long without a buyout clause, which was absolutely ridiculous," he added.