Breaking: Harry Kane receives record-breaking offer from Bayern Munich, igniting transfer frenzy
Will Harry Kane remain at Tottenham or make a move to Bayern Munich? With just a year left on his contract, the star striker faces a crucial decision that could impact his pursuit of sentimental success or joining Bayern's quest for trophies Follow the transfer window with Sky Sports
Bayern Munich have made their last proposal for Harry Kane and now demand a prompt response from Tottenham. The German champions are prepared to explore alternative options if Spurs delay their decision.
Bayern's offer for the 30-year-old exceeds €100m euros (£86.24m), including add-ons, as reported by Sky in Germany.
Kane desires to have his future settled prior to Tottenham's inaugural Premier League match of the forthcoming season against Brentford on Sunday, August 13.
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Earlier, we at News reported that there was a valuation gap of at least £20m. However, Bayern is confident that they have bridged this gap and considers their proposal to be fair and definitive.
The concern for Spurs lies in the fact that Kane's contract expires next summer. By retaining him beyond the current transfer window, there is a risk of losing a highly skilled goal scorer to a Premier League competitor without any financial gain.
He is unwilling to sign a new contract with Tottenham this summer and his preference is to join Bayern over other interested clubs, including French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
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In the event that Spurs agree to the offer, We News anticipates a swift completion of the transfer.
Kane has the potential to receive an approximate annual net income of £11m throughout a five-year agreement. This amount will be divided into a base salary, the number of games participated in, and additional bonuses.
Tottenham's leading goal-scorer has not dismissed the possibility of a future comeback to the Premier League. Kane, who netted 30 goals in the previous season, endured a disappointing campaign with Spurs as they secured an eighth-place finish and failed to qualify for European competitions. Furthermore, the team has not hoisted a trophy since 2008.
Kane holds the title of Tottenham's top goalscorer of all time, with an impressive tally of 280 goals in 435 matches. He made his debut goal for Spurs in December 2011.
In the Premier League, he has netted an impressive 213 goals in 320 games. Currently, he is just 48 goals away from surpassing Alan Shearer's record as the highest scorer in the history of the Premier League.
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Harry Kane is only 48 goals away from surpassing Alan Shearer's record for the most goals scored in the Premier League. As Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy discusses figures with Bayern Munich's CEO, Harry Kane will consider the potential benefits and value of a potential move.
Although he has hinted at being open to the switch, the reminder of his unwavering loyalty to his childhood club is evident in his belief that it would be unfair to depart if a deal is not reached prior to the first Premier League game of the season. Undoubtedly, for Kane, this move is not driven by monetary gain but rather by his desire to establish a lasting legacy at Bayern, where he would become their highest-earning player.
Considering this, it is important to consider the Premier League goalscoring record. Kane has publicly expressed his desire to achieve this historic accolade, both for Tottenham and England. In the past, this ambition has been used as an argument against him moving abroad. With 30 goals scored last season, surpassing this record is well within reach.
However, transferring to Bayern in Germany does not necessarily mean the end of this pursuit. Reports suggest that a five-year contract is on the table. Even if Kane doesn't fulfill the entire contract, he would still have ample time to return and continue his quest for the remaining 48 goals required to surpass Alan Shearer.
A move to Bayern would also all-but guarantee the elusive team trophy missing from his CV.
Read the full feature by We' Peter Smith here...
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