Bridge opens up and admits he wants £150m superstar to be signed by Chelsea
Wayne Bridge has opened up and announced that he would love Chelsea to sign Harry Kane from Tottenham in the summer transfer window.
Jose Mourinho’s side have struggled for consistency but Kane has still been a regular source of goals, scoring 29 in 42 appearances across all competitions – while also laying on 16 assists.
The 27-year-old is still looking for his first piece of silverware, and it has been suggested he will seek a new challenge if Spurs finish the season empty-handed and outside of the Champions League places
And that has led to some speculation in the media that we may try to acquire the services of Harry Kane in the summer window, as Thomas Tuchel knows he needs to add a proven forward to the attack in order to win back that Premier League title.
‘I’d love to see Kane go there, I think he’s brilliant,’ Bridge told bettingexpert.com
‘Sometimes money talks. If you look at how Tottenham are doing at the moment, I think there’s a great chance he could end up leaving if he wants to go and win something. ‘I’m not sure if he would go, but I’d love to see him come in and start banging in goals for Chelsea.
We are a massive club and will be a massive threat next season, but Spurs would not want to sell to a rival unless they offered crazy amounts of money that was too good to turn down.
We would be a good move for the man, but we believe that this will not happen as Spurs will do all they can to make sure that their star player is signed by another Premier League club.
But it will be interesting to see where he ends up because Spurs will be even shitter without him
JAMIE
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