Harry Kane seems to be good at all kinds of things: scoring goals, falling over, playing golf, gridiron and more – and if he’s also got an aptitude for speaking other languages he might have read this morning that Bayern Munich are keen on signing him. It says here in German sports magazine Kicker that the club has added the Tottenham striker’s name to a list of possible replacements for Robert Lewandowski – if the Polish forward ever actually leaves this summer. He’ll cost the serial Bundesliga champions a small fortune, mind, but with Kane’s contract expiring in 2024, Daniel Levy might be more receptive to offers than he was when Manchester City came calling.
As for Lewandowski, the latest news is that Chelsea and PSG have got proper money lined up for him if Barcelona – Lewandowski’s preferred destination – are just pretending they are still a serious club but can’t actually stump up the cash. Reports in Spain suggest Barça want to sign Bernardo Silva from Manchester City, too, but with the 27-year-old still having three years left on his deal and having been an integral part of Pep Guardiola’s title-winning side last season we’ll file that one under “Oh aye!”.
