‘Offer that Tottenham cannot refuse’ – Club said to be ready to make blockbuster bid
The Tottenham player wants to join the Bundesliga club, according to Uli Hoeneß, a consultant for Bayern Munich who is highly confident about a trade taking place.
The second new drama involved rumors of PSG interest. The French club would need a successor if Kylian Mbappe left this summer—Real Madrid is still the player’s most likely destination.
Kane has been identified, and Foot Mercato’s accusations are now quite convincing. Their most recent rumor states that PSG is prepared to make Tottenham “an offer they can’t refuse.”
As long as the player agrees to accompany them, that is.
There are no financial details provided for that offer, but it must be substantially more than the €80 million that Bayern Munich has suggested.
There is a good likelihood that this is an attempt to get the German champions to match Uli Hoeneß’ claims and make a higher bid, especially given the timing of the allegations.
Tottenham may be excused for playing their own given the transfer games Bayern has been playing.
Exclusive: Tottenham exploring striker market amid Harry Kane transfer saga, says expert
Tottenham are keeping an eye on the strikers market in this summer’s transfer window amid uncertainty over Harry Kane’s future.
Although Bayern Munich are eager to sign Kane from Spurs, the north London giants seem to be adamant that they won’t be letting the England international go, with Fabrizio Romano backing them to try their best to keep hold of him until the very end of this window.
Romano added that although Tottenham are still committed to keeping Kane, they appear to be keeping an eye on prospective striker targets in case the 29-year-old does decide to go this summer. Romano was speaking on the Debrief podcast for CaughtOffside.
The expert on transfer news was also able to confirm that it is true that Spurs attempted to sign Brazilian forward Vitor Roque before his deal to the Nou Camp was ultimately completed.
In my opinion, Tottenham will make every effort to keep Harry Kane until the end of the transfer season. Daniel Levy is ready to battle for him, but if he leaves, they’ll be ready to start the strikers domino, according to Romano.
“Tottenham are looking at the striker situation, but it’s not something advanced yet. I believe it will be important to see what clubs like PSG and Manchester United do, and then Tottenham will adjust to the market. For the time being, it is very evident what they intend: Kane will be their striker.
Kane would be a superb signing for Bayern and it certainly won’t be easy for THFC to find anyone to replace him, even if there could be some other top centre-forwards also on the market this summer
