“I TOLD HIM NOT TO JOIN A DYING CLUB… BUT HE REFUSED!”
BREAKING NEWS: Harry Kane is furious as his £70m international teammate ignores his warning and agrees personal terms with Liverpool ahead of a shocking January move.
Harry Kane has never been one to throw dramatic statements around lightly, so when the England captain publicly voiced his disappointment, the football world snapped to attention. And this time, he wasn’t talking about Bayern Munich, Tottenham, or England’s title hopes. He was talking about one of his own teammates — a £70m-rated star who has now chosen to sign for Liverpool despite Kane’s blunt warning.
According to sources close to the England camp, Kane had been advising the player for months to avoid what he described as a “declining project,” telling him straight that Liverpool are no longer the powerhouse they were under Jürgen Klopp. With results dipping, pressure growing, injuries mounting, and big-name players questioning the club’s direction, Kane urged him to look elsewhere.
But the player ignored every bit of it.
Reports now confirm that the unnamed star — a key figure in England’s squad and valued at around £70 million — has already agreed personal terms with Liverpool ahead of a January transfer. Liverpool want him as part of their rebuild, and negotiations between clubs are said to be advancing rapidly.
Kane is not hiding his frustration. He is said to be “deeply disappointed” that his international teammate chose to join “a club that is fading rather than rising.” Those who know Kane say he was genuinely trying to protect the player’s career, warning him about Liverpool’s instability under Arne Slot and their struggle to keep up with Arsenal, Manchester City, and even a resurgent Chelsea.
Inside the dressing room, this has caused waves. Some England players believe Liverpool still offer a massive stage and world-class platform. Others privately agree with Kane, insisting the club lacks direction and that joining them now is a huge gamble.
Liverpool, however, are pushing hard. With major reinforcements needed, especially after falling eight points behind Arsenal early in the season, they view this £70m signing as a statement move — a way to convince fans they are still serious contenders.
For now, the identity of the player remains the big mystery fueling endless speculation. But one thing is clear: the deal is advanced, personal terms are done, and Kane’s plea has been ignored completely.
Liverpool are getting their man.
Kane is disappointed.
January is about to explode.
