Tottenham star striker Harry Kane is reportedly open to a move to Bayern Munich. Hence, the German sides are in advanced negotiations over personal terms.
The England striker also has only one year left on his contract. However, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy does not want to sell him for cheap.
BAYERN MUNICH HAVE A BID REJECTED FOR HARRY KANE
According to reports, Tottenham rejected a bid from Bayern Munich for star striker Harry Kane . The report also claims that the offer was 70 million plus 10 million add-ons. However, Spurs immediately rejected the offer. Although, the German side will try again. This is also because the German side are receiving encouraging signs from the agent of the England striker.
The Tottenham star striker is open to leave the Premier League giants. He wants to win trophies for his team in the upcoming seasons. However, his plan is to comeback to the Premier League to become the top scorer in the league history. Although, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is also determined to not sell Harry Kane for less money in the summer transfer window.
TOTTENHAM ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE HIM SIGN A CONTRACT EXTENSION
According to reports, Tottenham are also doing their best to make Harry Kane sign a new contract extension. However, they are also open to sell him for over 100 million. Whereas, Spurs will demand at least 150 million from an interested Premier League side. Hence, the Premier League giants rejected the 80 million offer of Bayern Munich.
It is not yet clear whether Bayern will return with another offer. However, it is clear that the German giants have made him the priority target for the summer transfer window. The German giants also held positive talks with Kane’s brother. Kane’s brother also will discuss personal terms and also will discuss his brother’s future with Tottenham.
Tottenham are aware that they will have to show ambition and make big signings to keep Harry Kane. Hence, Daniel Levy is already closing in on signing James Maddison. However, Spurs are also aware that a Bayern Munich bid might also arrive in the meantime.
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