To take place, three parties must agree: the buying club, the selling club, and the player.
Three parties must consent for this to happen: the buying club, the selling club, and the player.
If two of them press hard enough, they can generally get a deal done – unless the third side of the triangle happens to be Daniel Levy, as Harry Kane and Manchester City discovered to their cost.
To take place, three parties must agree: the buying club, the selling club, and the player.
It’s usually enough if two of them press hard enough to get a deal done – unless the third side of the triangle happens to be Daniel Levy, as Harry Kane and Manchester City discovered to their cost.
It’s unusual for a player of Kane’s caliber to be forced to stay at a club against his choice. Even Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez, and Luka Modric of Tottenham Hotspur fought their way out after being refused for a year.
Source: Daily Mail