Breaking News: Bayern Munich Awaits Answer on 'Final Offer' for Harry Kane - Will He Make the Move?

Sky in Germany reports that Bayern Munich's executives will discuss Harry Kane's potential transfer during a meeting on Monday. The German champions are currently awaiting a response from Tottenham regarding their "final offer" for the striker, which exceeds €100m when considering add-ons.

The Bundesliga side wanted a quick response otherwise they could move onto other targets, and it remains to be seen how they will react if the wait goes on.

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Prior to Tottenham's Premier League opener against Brentford on Sunday August 13, Kane, who netted an impressive four goals in the thrilling 5-1 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk, is determined to have his future resolved by the end of this week.

The 30-year-old intends to travel to Barcelona for Tuesday's friendly against the Spanish giants. However, this may change rapidly if negotiations make progress.

Kane's desire to have his future resolved stems partly from personal reasons. His wife is expected to give birth in a few weeks, preventing her from traveling.

The Spurs striker's camp clarifies that this is not a negotiating strategy - Kane is eager to have his future settled within this week.

With his contract expiring next summer, keeping Kane beyond the ongoing transfer window poses a risk for Spurs. This could result in the loss of a highly talented goalscorer to a Premier League rival without receiving any transfer fee.

Kane is not willing to sign a new contract with Tottenham this summer. His preference is to join Bayern instead of other interested clubs, including French champions Paris Saint-Germain.

If Kane decides to sign with Bayern, he has the potential to earn around £11m net annually for a period of five years. This amount will be comprised of his basic salary, number of games played, and bonuses.

Tottenham's leading goal-scorer has not dismissed the possibility of making a comeback to the Premier League at some point. Despite a lackluster season for Spurs, wherein they finished eighth and failed to qualify for European competitions, Kane managed to net 30 goals in the Premier League. It is worth noting that the club hasn't secured a trophy since 2008.

Meanwhile, Tottenham have agreed a deal with Rosario Central to sign striker Alejo Veliz.

However, it has not yet been decided whether the player will return to the Argentine club on loan.

Spurs consider Veliz a promising talent for future development and have triumphed over other interested clubs to secure his signature.

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Spurs step up striker search

Price is the amount of money you give; value is the worth you receive. As Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy negotiates the figures with Bayern Munich's CEO, striker Harry Kane will consider the advantages and worth of a potential transfer.

Although he has expressed his willingness to make the move, his belief that it would be unjust to leave without a deal before the first Premier League match of the season serves as a reminder of his loyalty to his childhood club.

Kane's motivation for this move goes beyond monetary gain; it is driven by his desire to leave a lasting legacy at Bayern. One important factor to consider is the Premier League goalscoring record. Kane has been vocal about his aspiration to achieve this historic accolade, alongside his existing scoring records for Tottenham and England. In the past, this ambition has been cited as a reason for his reluctance to move abroad. With an impressive tally of 30 goals last season, he is in striking distance of this record as well.

However, relocating to Germany with Bayern does not have to hinder that goal. According to reports, a five-year contract is being offered, and regardless of whether it is fully realized, there may still be an opportunity for Kane to come back and pursue the remaining 48 goals needed to surpass Alan Shearer. Furthermore, a move to Bayern would almost certainly ensure the acquisition of the elusive team trophy that has eluded him thus far in his career.

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