The summer transfer window has thrown another curveball in the saga surrounding the future of Tottenham star Harry Kane. The forward has continually been linked with a move away from N17 in the market, with just one-year remaining on his contract that could see him leave on a free.
Early in the summer, teams came swarming as Manchester United, Real Madrid and PSG made their interest known, but ultimately have been unable to twist the arm of chairman Daniel Levy thus far. News on an exit has been quiet since as teams appeared to take the hint that a sale was unlikely.
However, that all changed again on Tuesday as reports stated that Bayern Munich made their move by lodging a £60million bid for the striker. That was, as expected, rejected by Spurs, but given the low first offer, it does perhaps signal a statement of intent from the Bavarian club this summer.
