
England Captain Harry Kane is all set to make his much-anticipated move to Germany after Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich agreed to sign the striker from Tottenham Hotspurs in a deal of around €100m package. As per the latest reports, both Bayern and Spurs, after rounds of negotiations, have come to terms with this transfer, with the final decision lying in Kane’s hands.
Bayern and Tottenham have reached an agreement in principle for Harry Kane — worth more than €100m package, as @David_Ornstein reported 🚨🔴🏴
It’s now up to the player. Kane has to make final decision very soon after long negotiations. pic.twitter.com/MXp93YNZih — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 10, 2023
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich is set to break the bank for the English captain as their search for an out-right striker continues. Following the departure of their Champions League-winning striker Robert Lewandowski the previous season to FC Barcelona, Bayern was in the market seeking a world-class forward.
Having pushed for Kane in their previous failed attempts, Bayern didn’t let the guard down and sent their fourth proposal, which got accepted by Tottenham a day before the upcoming season starts.
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Kane, who scored 30 goals in a disappointing campaign for Spurs last season, failed to help his team seal European qualification, as the London-based club finished eighth on the Premier League table. As per several reports, Kane wanted to end all speculations before Spurs’ first game against Brentford on Sunday, August 13.
After spending 12 years at Tottenham, Kane is expected to be on his way out to Germany to join the Bundesliga champions, Bayern Munich. With 30 goals last season, Kane completed 20-plus goals mark in the previous three seasons in an incredible achievement, winning three golden boots.
The 30-year-old striker still has one year left on his contract, and the ball is now in his court to decide his future. As he was deprived of winning a major trophy at Spurs – who last won in 2008, Kane’s move to Bayern could end his wait for a League title despite being a prolific goal-scorer throughout.
As first reported by The Athletic, Bayern is ready to push the limit for the English captain (over 100 million euros) by crossing their previous most-expensive transfer worth 80 million euros for defender Lucas Hernandez, whom they bought in 2019 and now has joined Paris Saint-Germain for 45 million euros this summer.
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