Tottenham Hotspur’s chairman, Daniel Levy, has been given a directive to present Harry Kane with a contract ultimatum, which could pave the way for a potential move to Manchester United. The club finds itself at a crucial juncture regarding the future of their prized asset, as the English striker has entered the final year of his contract, attracting interest from Europe’s top clubs.
Bayern Munich has emerged as a leading contender in the race for Kane’s signature, having already agreed in principle to sign the 29-year-old. However, their previous bids, including the most recent £70 million ($90 million) offer, have been turned down by Tottenham. Bayern is expected to make another attempt, but whether they can meet Spurs’ valuation of £100 million ($128 million), set by Chairman Daniel Levy, remains uncertain.
In addition to Bayern, France could also be a potential destination for Kane, with Paris Saint-Germain reportedly eyeing him as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe, who seems likely to leave the club. Nonetheless, there is still a possibility that Kane might continue his career in the Premier League.
As the situation unfolds, Tottenham faces a weighty decision that will shape the outcome of Kane’s future, with major European clubs vying for his services during this transfer window.