Check Out “A Bayern Munich Harry Kane shirt-wearing German reporter was banned by Tottenham.” Postecoglou’s press conference on Saturday was interrupted by a German reporter who opted to bring in and hold up a Bayern Munich shirt. This reporter’s actions caused Postecoglou’s press conference to be cut short.
However, this was not just any Bayern shirt; the reporter had decided to have ‘Kane 9’ emblazoned on the back of the jersey in light of recent rumors linking the England captain with a move to the Bundesliga giants.
The head coach of the Spurs was not impressed by the reporter’s action either.
As soon as he noticed the shirt, he answered by asking, “Did you get a good laugh there?” “For something like that, you’ve come a long way. Thank you.”
Since the incident, Tottenham has barred the reporter from attending any of their next press conferences and has also stripped him of his accreditation for their pre-season match against Leicester, which took place this morning.
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After training, Kylian Mbappe was seen talking to supporters, but he declined to discuss his future with Paris Saint-Germain.
Mbappe is at the center of a controversy at PSG due to the fact that the France superstar was not included in the group that traveled to Japan for their pre-season tour.
In spite of the fact that the 24-year-old player stated earlier this summer that he would see out the remainder of his contract and play for one more season, this has led to significant concerns regarding his immediate future at the Parc des Princes.
He is currently being trained at home with the rest of PSG’s “undesirables,” a group that also includes Gini Wijnaldum, a former midfielder for Liverpool. He has been left at home by the club.
Mbappe got out of his car as he was leaving the session to sign the shirts of his supporters, and one of them asked him whether or not he planned to continue living in Paris.
He did not provide a response to the question, which casts doubt on his employment prospects at PSG.
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