I'm Gab. He's done. Hey, Jules still away in Australia at the Women's World Cup. Blue

Skies over West London. Not sure what the Skies are like over North London because this

is breaking news as we record this, uh, uh, this, this Gavin Jules show. Don, uh, spurs

have accepted a bid from by Munich. Uh, reports say that the bid is in excess of a hundred

million or early reports that bind with preparing a bid that could be worth up to a hundred and

ten million. These are euros. Now, not pounds. Um, from what we understand, uh, we knew

was going to happen at some point that Levy was going to accept. Now it seems to me like

it's down to Harry Kane. It's always been down to Harry Kane. This is, this, this, this,

this is obviously breaking news on it. Well, no, it's not always been down to Harry

Kane because he didn't go to Man City. Did he? It has always been down to the player because

they can accept a hundred million pound if they want Tottenham and Harry Kane can say,

no, I am not going. Thank you very much. Therefore, it's always down to the player put differently

though. It's a two way street because if Harry Kane wants to leave and don't accept, don't

accept the offer then Harry Kane is the state. Okay. Well, let's meet somewhere not in the

middle. I would say it's 80% and Harry Kane's favorite 20 in the Tottenham's because a hundred

million pound that they've accepted has obviously shifted the needle because I never thought this

was going to be the move for Harry Kane. It's obviously the move for Tottenham because they need to

get in as much money as possible before you lose them on a free. So from Daniel Levy and the

club's point of view and also not selling to an English club makes absolute sense. You get

top dollar from buying unit for Harry Kane, but now it's on the player. How much do you want to go

to buy in or how much do you want to see your contract run and run down to a free and bring

buying, Barça, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Man City, Man United, all to the table next summer. But

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