This summer's transfer market saw Halikani move from Tottenham Hotspur to Bayern Munich for a whopping £100 million (HK$1 billion), a deal that was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the transfer season. Many Tottenham fans lamented the player's failure to help the team realize their dream of winning the title. However, at a fan meeting on Wednesday (20), Tottenham chairman David Levy revealed a shocking news - Tottenham actually have the right to buy back Halikani!
During the meeting, Livi revealed, "Halikani's contract does contain a buy-back clause. I want to thank him for everything he has done for Tottenham and we always welcome him back." Although Levy did not specify the exact price of the buyback and whether there are any conditions attached to it, the general view is that even if Levy is not lying, the possibility of a buyback is very slim. Especially considering the fact that Tottenham are currently operating well, Spurs boss Pusztigorlu also mentioned in the meeting that "Halikani's departure may bring a certain amount of disruption, but everyone in the team is in good shape and I think the team is on the right track."
