Bayer Munich submit club-record bid for Harry Kane

• Bayern Munich is still interested in signing Harry Kane this summer transfer window
• The Bundesliga giants have been on the market looking for a new striker since the departure of Lewandowski
• The Bavarians have submitted a club-record bid of €100 million to Tottenham Hotspur for Kane

Bayern Munich has made a significant bid of €100 million to secure the transfer of Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, setting a club-record bid. The English captain has been Bayern’s top transfer target throughout the summer, prompting discussions between the two clubs in London. Bayern has previously had two offers rejected, the latest being €80 million (£68.5 million), but their third and current bid aims to entice Tottenham into considering the sale. While Spurs have been hesitant to part ways with Kane, the internal pressure within the club’s hierarchy, particularly on chairman Daniel Levy, has been mounting to avoid losing the striker for free next summer.

Thomas Tuchel’s Bayern side is optimistic about the prospect of striking a deal this summer, but they are unlikely to increase their bid further if Tottenham remains unsatisfied with the current offer. The German club is urging Spurs to make a quick decision regarding the sale. Throughout the transfer window, Tottenham has remained confident in their ability to retain the 30-year-old despite his contract expiring next year. The club intends to work on a new contract for Kane during Ange Postecoglou’s first season in charge.

Bayern Munich have submitted a record bid for their summer transfer target Harry Kane. | PHOTO: Independent |

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Despite interest from European heavyweights such as Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Paris Saint-Germain, Tottenham informed Kane at the start of the transfer window that they had no intentions of selling him. As the new Premier League season approaches, Spurs have been active in the transfer market, signing James Maddison, Guglielmo Vicario, and Manor Solomon, while also making the loans for Dejan Kulusevski and Pedro Porro permanent. In addition, progress has been made in pursuing center-back Micky van de Ven, and the club has agreed to meet the release clause for Rosario Central striker Alejo Veliz.

Bayern’s €100 million offer puts Tottenham in a difficult position, as they weigh the financial gain against the prospect of losing their star player. The situation will likely continue to develop in the coming days, with Bayern eagerly awaiting a response from Spurs. As both clubs prepare for the upcoming season, the fate of Harry Kane remains a focal point in the footballing world, and fans on both sides eagerly await the final decision.