Bayern Munich are reportedly making significant strides in their pursuit of the Tottenham Hotspur striker.
According to The Guardian, Bayern Munich have submitted a second bid of £70 million, with additional add-ons, to secure Kane’s services.
However, as per Daily Mail, Tottenham Hotspur are poised to reject this second offer.
Daniel Levy, the chairman of Tottenham, is reluctant to part ways with his most prized asset and is determined to retain Kane at the club.
Kane’s current contract with Tottenham is set to expire in one year, and while Spurs have reportedly presented him with a new lucrative deal, the England striker is in no rush to sign an extension.
He intends to take his time to explore all available options before making a decision.
Bayern Munich, undeterred in their pursuit, are said to be determined to secure the superstar.
They believe that Kane has been convinced to make the move to Germany, with manager Thomas Tuchel personally addressing any concerns the striker may have had about relocating with his family, as reported by the Daily Mail.
In fact, the report claims that Bayern have assured him that he will have a house, school for his kids, and language support readied for him, should he join.
It is now expected that Bayern Munich will return with a new offer to test Tottenham’s resolve.
However, Levy remains steadfast in his stance, adamant that he will not sell Kane for less than £100 million, or possibly even more, given his displeasure with Bayern’s conduct during the pursuit of the striker.
As Bayern Munich prepare another bid, the outcome of this saga remains uncertain.
Only time will tell whether Tottenham Hotspur can retain their star player or if Bayern Munich’s persistence pays off in the end.
