Bayern Munich make Harry Kane bid but Spurs fans think price is ‘disrespectful’
Bayern Munich have reportedly submitted an offer of €70million (£60.1m) plus add-ons for Harry Kane – which Tottenham swiftly rejected.
The Bundesliga champions are in the market for a new forward this summer and according to The Athletic, Kane is one of their top targets.
They’ve made their move with an opening offer which Tottenham fans have fumed on social media. One argued: “70m is disrespectful.” Another responded: “No way is Daniel Levy accepting anything close to that.”
“Now THAT is a derisory and embarrassing offer,” commented a third, while a fourth claimed: “Ha ha ha, they’d have to double that.”
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Kane has also been the subject of interest from Manchester United and Real Madrid. But Spurs’ stance is he won’t be sold this window, with Sky Sports Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg claiming Bayern’s bid has been knocked back already.
It’s for that reason that United’s interest in him has cooled in recent weeks, with Old Trafford chiefs turning to alternative options such as Atalanta’s Rasmus Hojlund and Napoli’s Victor Osimhen – both of whom have also been named in connection with Bayern.
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The England striker has just a year left on his contract in north London. Chairman Levy is said to be hopeful he can get him to commit his long-term future to the club.
However, Plettenberg also reports that Kane has made it clear he wants to join Bayern. He’s been repeatedly linked to the exit door in recent years.
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He was the focus of intense interest from Manchester City two years ago. They made a £100million bid for him, which was £50m short of Spurs’ asking price.
Pep Guardiola has since claimed as many as four offers were knocked back at that time, with City going on to instead sign Erling Haaland 12 months ago.