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Simon Jordan, the former Crystal Palace owner, has criticized Harry Kane and his representation, amid attempts to try to ward off Tottenham Hotspur.
Kane did not feature for Lillywhites’ side in their 1-0 win over City at Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday due to fitness concerns, which began as a result of his late return from holiday after Euro 2020 to the Bahamas.
He will also miss Thursday’s Europa League match with Pacos de Ferreira.
London understands that it has been agreed that the 28-year-old will remain at Hotspur Way to work on his fitness while his Tottenham teammates travel to Portugal.
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Kane has been named to the UEFA Conference League final fixture list against Pacos de Ferreira, so he will be able to feature next Thursday when the Portuguese side make the trip back to Tottenham Hotspur.
However, although these measures indicate that he can stay in north London, Kane wants to move to Manchester City, but Jordan believes he took it the wrong way.
“This whole disaster, including the statement, the stench of stupidity, immaturity, ignorance and arrogance by Harry Kane and his acting,” Jordan told TalkSPORT.
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“Stupidity is that if you sign a contract that gives someone control of your destiny for six years and you don’t put a condition in it to release a certain amount of money, you are not fit for purpose in the first place.
“If you want to make the transfer, why are you on vacation? Get your ass back to where the work is and make sure you and your acting are done, under and across to make sure that happens.”
Jordan’s ruling did not end there either, as he continued his speech, explaining that the deal would be done on Tottenham’s terms, and the club had every right to get the best possible deal for them.
“You get a lesson in reality. You are a player signed by Tottenham Hotspur and Tottenham Hotspur will sell you for the price that Tottenham Hotspur are asking.
“This is wrapped in unprofessionalism, unrealism, and a lack of understanding of your obligations and how to complete the deal. It is amateur’s hour and you can’t make a big deal with amateurs.”
Kane is available for Tottenham’s trip to Wolverhampton on Sunday but there is no indication if he will play now.
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