Bayern Munich reportedly have a third bid rejected for Harry Kane. The German giants are also now discussing on making another bid.
Whereas, the England star striker wants his future resolved before the start of the season. However, Daniel Levy is refusing to lower his valuation.
BAYERN MUNICH AND HARRY KANE TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Bayern Munich have had a third bid rejected for Harry Kane. The reports also claim that bid was in the region of 100 million including the add-ons. However, Tottenham want a higher fee than this. A report also claims that the Spurs want a fixed transfer fee of 100 million plus the add-ons. Hence, the deal could cost the German giants in the region of 115 million.
Bayern Munich are now considering whether they want to make a new bid or not. A number of reports claimed that this was their final bid for the striker. However, the German giants remain in negotiations with the Premier League side. This is also because Harry Kane has agreed personal terms with them. Therefore, they have a go ahead from the player side.
DANIEL LEVY IS TAKING THE NEGOTIATIONS TILL THE END OF THIS SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW
Bayern Munich are aware that Tottenham chief Daniel Levy will take the negotiations till the end of this summer transfer window. This is also because it will increase the chances of Kane staying at the club and signing a new contract. However, there is also no indication that the England striker will sign a new contract extension should he stay beyond this summer with Tottenham.
Bayern Munich have a number of other alternative strikers on the list. However, the signing of Harry Kane is their top priority striker signing this summer. They believe that Kane can make the same impact at the club as Robert Lewandowski. Thomas Tuchel also desperately wants Harry Kane at the German club this summer transfer window.
Bayern Munich have managed to make the sale of Sadio Mane to Saudi Arabia for a profit. Hence, it looks like Daniel Levy is trying to make more cash from the Harry Kane sale. Therefore, the striker will now hope that the situation can be resolved before the start of the season.
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