Bayern Munich reportedly want to sign Harry Kane this summer, and Manchester United may well be keeping a close eye on the German side's moves in the transfer market.
The Bundesliga side are claimed to have seen two bids rejected for the England captain. An initial offer of €70m (£60m) plus add-ons was knocked back, before Spurs rebuffed the follow-up bid of €80m (£68m) with add-ons. Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is seemingly holding out for £100m for Kane - who has one year left on his contract with the club.
Manchester United have been relentlessly linked to the 29-year-old this year, but that price tag has seen the Old Trafford side cool their interest and instead target Atalanta forward Rasmus Hojlund. But, while a move for Kane appears highly unlikely now, the noise around him could still be of interest to Erik ten Hag and co.
