Exclusive: Harry Kane's Intriguing Transfer Plans Exposed - Shocking Revelation from Tottenham's Head Coach

Ange Postecoglou has affirmed that Harry Kane is fully dedicated to Tottenham Hotspur, but acknowledges that they will observe what unfolds in the summer transfer market. With only one year left on his contract, Kane's future has become a subject of increased speculation in recent weeks.

Tottenham and Bayern have recently engaged in discussions regarding the potential transfer of Kane. This meeting occurred on Wednesday when the striker had the opportunity to speak with new Spurs head coach Postecoglou. During a press conference held at Spurs' training camp in Perth, Australia, Kane expressed his satisfaction with the conversation, stating, "I had a positive discussion with Harry."

The conversation wasn't groundbreaking like people hoped for. It was simply a pleasant conversation where I introduced myself and we primarily discussed the club's current state and areas for improvement.

The vision is not centered around one individual; it's focused on the collective group. We are all in complete agreement that our goal is to witness a successful team this year.

Many people are more knowledgeable about Harry than me, but he remains unfazed by any challenges. He is fully dedicated to our current pursuits, and that is my observation.

The conversation did not specifically revolve around the future, but rather focused on our collective efforts. Like all other players, Harry's ticket status is not a question I ask upon their arrival.

The focus is on collaborating efficiently as a team, with some members committed for the entire duration while others may join or leave as we progress. I don't expect everyone to commit right from the start. With almost a month until the season begins and the transfer window still open, the outcome remains uncertain.

Bayern confident in landing Kane

Kane, who serves as the captain of the England national team, has netted 213 goals for Spurs and currently stands as the second-highest scorer in Premier League history, just behind Alan Shearer. He requires an additional 48 goals to break the current record.

Bayern seemed to increase their efforts in acquiring Kane over the weekend when the club's honorary president, Uli Hoeness, stated that they had reached an agreement on personal terms with the Spurs forward.

"Harry Kane has made it clear in all discussions that he is committed to his decision - and if he remains true to his word, then we will secure his transfer, as Tottenham will have no choice but to give in," Hoeness said in an interview with German TV channel Sport1.

Kane's desire is to participate in international play, and fortunately for us, Tottenham will not be involved in international competitions next year.

He now has a chance to join a prestigious European club. So far, his father and brother have consistently kept their commitments. If they continue to do so, that is satisfactory.

Upon Kane's arrival in Australia for Tottenham's tour of Perth, Bangkok, and Singapore, he was seen engaging with the club's chairman, Daniel Levy. Despite Bayern's persistent efforts to acquire Kane, with two bids allegedly submitted for the forward, Tottenham remains steadfast in their decision not to sell him.

Tottenham will persist in their efforts to convince Kane to sign a lucrative contract extension. However, they are apprehensive that he may opt to depart for a Premier League competitor if he allows his current deal to expire.

Hoeness, the honorary president of Bayern, further observed, "Levy is astute; he avoids specifying a specific figure. Our priority is to prompt him to disclose a precise amount."

"Of course he plays for time. I think he's a savvy, super professional, I appreciate him a lot - but I don't think there are people on the other side who have been doing it since yesterday."