Tottenham will reportedly reject the revised offer from Bayern Munich for Harry Kane. However, the German giants remain interested.
Although, the Spurs are also hoping to extend his contract this summer. Therefore, Harry Kane will have conversation with the club after returning from his holiday.
TOTTENHAM REJECT SECOND BID FOR STAR STRIKER
According to reports, Tottenham have rejected a second bid from Bayern Munich for Harry Kane. The report also claims that bid was worth 80 million fixed transfer fee plus add-ons. However, the Premier League giants have no intention to accept. Tottenham main man Daniel Levy is still hoping to convince Kane to sign a contract extension.
However, Bayern Munich are also pushing to advance the deal. They will make a third bid for the Tottenham star striker. It is also because Thomas Tuchel has him as his top target for the summer transfer window. Although, the report also claims that Harry Kane will decide his future of staying or leaving this summer after returning from holiday.
HARRY KANE HAS ALREADY AGREED PERSONAL TERMS WITH BAYERN MUNICH
Tottenham are also aware that Harry Kane has agreed personal terms with Bayern Munich. Hence, the Premier League giants are not happy with the approach of the German giants. Therefore, Daniel Levy is proving to be a very tough negotiator for the German giants. Hence, Bayern Munich want Harry Kane to push for the transfer.
The Tottenham star striker is also aware that Thomas Tuchel views him as his priority signing this summer. However, the Premier League giants will also try to retain the England international. Harry Kane will have a conversation with Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou and chairman Daniel Levy. He also wants ambition from the club in signing new players to improve the team in this summer transfer window.
Tottenham are hoping to start a rebuild with new manager Ange Postecoglou. Hence, they hope that the rebuild of the team will happen with Harry Kane in the team. Therefore, they are ready to make him one of the highest paid Premier League player with a new contract extension.
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