Bayern Munich have reportedly made their final bid for Tottenham star striker Harry Kane. The England striker is also open to the move.
However, the German giants have given Spurs a deadline till tomorrow to accept the bid. Hence, the final decision now depends on Daniel Levy.
BAYERN MUNICH AND HARRY KANE TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Bayern Munich have made their final bid for Tottenham striker Harry Kane. The reports also claims that the German giants have made a bid in the region of 100 million. This is their last bid for the Spurs and England star striker. A report also claimed that talks for the transfer were advancing in the last few days.
However, the reality is that Bayern Munich are yet to find a breakthrough in the talks. Therefore, the German giants have made their last bid to sign Harry Kane. Harry Kane has verbally agreed a move to the current Bundesliga giants. Although, the reports also claim the bid is only valid till the end of tomorrow. Therefore, Daniel Levy has one of the biggest decisions to make this summer transfer window.
DANIEL LEVY IS EITHER TRYING TO KEEP HIS STAR STRIKER OR TRYING TO MAXIMISE PROFIT FROM THE SALE
It looks like the Tottenham chief Daniel Levy is playing mind games as usual. He is either trying to keep Harry Kane at the club or trying to maximise the transfer fee from Bayern Munich. Although, this looks like this is the end game for Harry Kane saga. There is also indication that Daniel Levy is not happy with the short deadline.
Bayern Munich are also willing to move on to their other transfer targets. However, their priority remains a possible agreement for Harry Kane. Whereas, the striker is calm about the situation. He remains open to a move to the German giants. Whereas , he is also happy to stay with the Premier League giants. However, there is no indication that he will sign a contract extension with them.
Bayern Munich are willing to spend big for Harry Kane as Thomas Tuchel sees him as a priority. Tottenham chief Daniel Levy has to also realize that he will not receive such a big fee from any club this summer or any future transfer windows.
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