Harry Kane's Sensational Four-Goal Masterclass Sends Shockwaves Through Europe as Bayern Munich Sweats Over Final Bid
Bayern Munich makes a bid of over €100m for Harry Kane, eagerly waiting for Tottenham's response Kane desires clarity on his future before the season opener Spurs intensify their search for a new striker Follow the summer transfer window and Tottenham's pre-season results with Sky Sports
Harry Kane, appointed as captain, magnificently netted four goals for Tottenham in their pre-season friendly against Shakhtar Donetsk on Sunday. Following his exceptional performance and Tottenham's impressive 5-1 victory, Kane received a standing ovation from the Spurs fans before being substituted.
Manager Ange Postecoglou chose Kane even though Bayern Munich was still trying to sign him. Sky Germany reported that Bayern Munich made a final offer of over €100 million (£86.2 million) for Kane earlier this week.
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Despite issuing a warning that they would shift their focus to alternative targets unless a prompt response was received from Spurs, Bayern are reportedly still awaiting a response from the Premier League side.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is currently in the USA, but reports indicate that his trip is unrelated to any prospective transfer. Kane is eager for a resolution regarding his future to be reached prior to Tottenham's season opener against Brentford, which will be televised live on Sunday, August 13.
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With Kane's contract expiring next summer, there is a significant risk for Spurs in retaining him beyond the current transfer window. The consequence of doing so is the potential loss of an exceptional goalscorer to a Premier League competitor, without receiving any transfer fee. Moreover, the player, aged 30, has expressed his reluctance to sign a new contract with Tottenham this season. Instead, his preference lies in joining Bayern Munich, even though there is interest from other clubs like Paris Saint-Germain, the reigning champions of France.
If Spurs agree to the offer, We News predicts that the transfer could be completed swiftly.
Kane has the potential to earn approximately £11m net per year throughout a five-year agreement. This sum would be divided into a basic salary, the 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 a later stage. Kane, who bagged 30 goals in the previous season, experienced a disheartening campaign with Spurs, as they finished in eighth place and failed to secure a spot in European competition. Additionally, the team continues to strive for a trophy since their last victory in 2008.
In December 2011, he scored his first goal for Spurs and has since scored a total of 280 goals in 435 appearances for the club. Furthermore, in the Premier League, he has netted 213 times in 320 games, bringing him 48 goals away from surpassing Alan Shearer's record as the all-time leading scorer in the league. Subscribe to NOW for only £26 per month for 12 months and enjoy live streaming of the Premier League and more. You can cancel anytime.
Sky in Italy have revealed that Tottenham are expressing interest in signing Porto striker Mehdi Taremi, with Porto setting a price tag of £26m for the talented Iranian forward.Furthermore, Tottenham have successfully reached an agreement with Rosario Central for the acquisition of Alejo Veliz, who will bolster their attacking options.
Spurs see Veliz as a talent to develop for the future and the north London club have beaten other interested sides to his signature.
Spurs step up striker search
Price represents the amount you spend, while value signifies what you receive in return. Consequently, while Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy engages in discussions with Bayern Munich's CEO regarding the figures, striker Harry Kane will be contemplating the potential benefits and worth that a transfer could offer him.
Although he has expressed his willingness to make the switch, his conviction that it would be unjust to depart if an agreement is not reached prior to the commencement of the first Premier League game of the season serves as a testament to his unwavering allegiance to his childhood team.
Undoubtedly, for Kane, this is not merely a matter of financial gain. While he would indeed become Bayern's highest-paid player, the impetus behind this move is to cement his legacy.
Taking the Premier League goalscoring record into consideration, it is worth noting that Harry Kane has expressed his desire to achieve this historic accolade for both Tottenham and England. This record has been used in the past as a reason why he would not consider moving abroad. Having scored 30 goals last season, he is also close to breaking this record.
However, even if he were to make a move to Germany with Bayern, it wouldn't necessarily mean the end of his goal. Reports suggest that a five-year contract is on the table, and even if this is not completed in full, there would still be time for Kane to pursue the remaining 48 goals he needs to surpass Alan Shearer. Kane has been meticulous in managing his body, which gives him an advantage in his pursuit.
A move to Bayern would also all-but guarantee the elusive team trophy missing from his CV.
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