‘He has a place around Wentworth’: Tottenham pundit makes Harry Kane to Chelsea claim

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Jamie O’Hara has admitted that it would ‘hurt’ if Harry Kane decided to leave Tottenham Hotspur and secure a transfer to Chelsea in the summer.

Whether there is a small chance or a big chance of that happening, that possibility seems to be on the cards, especially with Chelsea set to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their next manager.

Former Tottenham midfielder O’Hara added that Harry Kane ‘does have a place around Wentworth’ and he wants to ‘stay in London’, as he told Sky Sports News (21/05/23).

It doesn’t make good reading for the Tottenham faithful, but perhaps one big relief, for once, for them will be Daniel Levy.

As much as the fans are now against the Spurs chairman and they want him out of the door given the club’s current mess.

He is as stubborn as they come and, as O’Hara mentioned, ‘Levy doesn’t sell to Chelsea‘, which just might prove to be the saving grace for those in north London.

“Chelsea worries me,” said O’Hara. “As a Spurs fan, to see Harry Kane going to play for Chelsea would hurt. But I can see them going after him.

“They need a striker and Pochettino is going to go in there. I think he wants to stay in London. I am not saying anything, but he does have a place around Wentworth.

“He (Levy) doesn’t sell to Chelsea. You don’t see many players go from Tottenham to Chelsea. But money talks. Todd Boehly has the money to throw around.”

WOULD POCHETTINO DARE SIGN HARRY KANE?

Even though the former PSG man is heading to Stamford Bridge, he is still highly thought of by Tottenham fans.

Yes, he is going to be Chelsea’s next manager, but it’s not like he declined Spurs in order to take that job. In fact, has Daniel Levy even asked? It looks like he hasn’t, which is why fans are even more annoyed with their chairman.

Either way, if he decides to call upon Kane’s services, and gets his man, then the reaction from the Tottenham faithful will be interesting and the duo lifting trophies in West London would be a sight for sore eyes.