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According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Bayern Munich will make another bid for Harry Kane after their previous two bids were rejected by Tottenham Hotspur.
Is Kane leaving Tottenham?
Tottenham’s most important summer transfer window decision is whether or not to sell Kane.
Because his contract does not expire until next year, the ball is fully in Spurs’ court, with the Lilywhites under no obligation to let Kane go. Given that he will be a free agent next summer, Daniel Levy may be tempted to cash in on the wantaway striker while the opportunity exists.
Kane will not sign a new deal with Spurs when his current contract expires, leaving the club with an enormous dilemma.
Bayern Munich are currently favourites to sign Kane, who has made it clear he is eager to join the German champions, but have seen two bids rejected by Spurs for the soon-to-be 30-year-old.
While Spurs are not willing to put a specific price tag on Kane, it is likely that Bayern would need to cough up somewhere around the £100m mark to give up their star striker.
According to Romano, Bayern are readying a new proposal for the forward, although the Italian doesn’t quote a potential fee.
Speaking on his YouTube channel: “Sources feel that, despite the rumours [with Manchester United] we’re having in the last few days, Bayern remain the big favourites on Kane. Bayern will do a new bid for Kane.
“Bayern feel that Kane wants to go there and Tuchel is pushing a lot. So, Bayern are the big favourites for Kane and Man United remain focused on Rasmus Hojlund.”
Tottenham’s willingness, or lack thereof, to let Kane leave will likely impact the speed and practicalities of a move to the Allianz Arena. However, Bayern’s growing optimism and persistence may make it difficult for Spurs to keep rebuffing their advances.
If Kane does leave, it will then be up to Ange Postecoglou to replace the forward – an unenviable task to say the least.
Kane scored 30 goals in 38 games last season in an underwhelming Tottenham side and his lack of consistent game-defining strikes next year doesn’t bear thinking about for Spurs supporters.
Tottenham have been linked with the likes of Jonathan David, Dusan Vlahovic and Victor Osimhen should Kane depart and Levy will be forced into an expensive transfer to fill the hole Kane would leave behind.
Despite Man United’s increasingly concrete pursuit of Hojlund from Atalanta, recent reports have suggested that the Red Devils could revive their interest in Kane following Spurs’ willingness to get some sort of transfer fee for their striker.
Tottenham owner Joe Lewis is said to be keen to send Kane on due to his lack of enthusiasm in signing a new deal, which might open the door for United to hijack Bayern’s pursuit.
When asked about Bayern Munich’s interest in Kane, Romano stated that the Red Devils are “not negotiating” for the number nine, despite Erik ten Hag’s affection for the Spurs star.
United believe that the combination of Kane’s high asking price and Spurs’ refusal to sell to a Premier League competitor would make a deal nearly impossible to complete.