After a quiet week or two in regard to Harry Kane's Tottenham future, talk over a big-money transfer away from north London has suddenly exploded back into life with quite a bang. Heavily linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid as both sides look to strengthen in attack, Bayern Munich, who have also been mentioned in regards to a move for the England captain in the past, have entered the fray for his services.
As reported by The Athletic, the Bundesliga champions have submitted an official bid for the 29-year-old. It is claimed that Bayern's offer is €70million (£60million) plus add-ons.
Always going to be a pivotal summer for Spurs chairman Daniel Levy when it comes to Kane's future as the striker is a matter of days away from entering the final year of his Tottenham contract, the Lilywhites will not want to lose their main man at all considering what he brings to the team. Spurs are continuing to make it very clear that they would immediately reject a bid for their No.10 should they receive one.
