Harry Kane’s potential transfer to Bayern Munich appears to be making progress, as reports indicate that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has held discussions with Bayern officials. Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg reveals that representatives from the German club visited Levy in London, and while there hasn’t been a breakthrough in the Kane transfer yet, Bayern’s pursuit of the Tottenham striker is said to be heading in the right direction. This meeting took place after Spurs rejected a second bid of approximately £80 million ($105m) for Kane. However, Bayern remains determined to acquire the services of the English international.
PSG’s rumored interest in swooping in for Kane seems to have spurred Bayern into action. The meeting with Levy, which Kane was informed about, was an attempt to show respect to the notoriously stubborn Spurs chairman, who remains reluctant to sell his star striker. However, if Bayern continues to escalate their offers, with a reported third bid on the horizon, it may become increasingly challenging for Tottenham to reject substantial financial offers, especially considering Kane has only one year remaining on his contract.
Regardless of his future destination, Harry Kane is poised to earn a staggering salary in the upcoming season. While top European clubs circle around the England captain, Tottenham is reportedly preparing to offer him a new contract worth £400,000 per week to secure his long-term commitment. This new deal would make Kane one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League.