Club Plans to Increase Offer for ‘Remarkable’ Tottenham Player, Journalist Reveals
Journalist Ben Jacobs has brought to light that Bayern Munich is set to revise their offer for Harry Kane as Tottenham Hotspur remains adamant about not entertaining any bids for their leading player. Jacobs took to Twitter to deliver an update following news earlier this week that Bayern initiated a bid estimated at £60 million […]
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Journalist Ben Jacobs has brought to light that Bayern Munich is set to revise their offer for Harry Kane as Tottenham Hotspur remains adamant about not entertaining any bids for their leading player.
Jacobs took to Twitter to deliver an update following news earlier this week that Bayern initiated a bid estimated at £60 million for the ‘extraordinary’ 29-year-old.
The Athletic reports indicate that Bayern harbors hopes of recruiting Kane during the forthcoming summer. Tottenham’s Daniel Levy, however, faces a tough situation with the striker’s contract up for renewal in a year.
Bayern Prepares Revised Offer for Harry Kane
Though Tottenham appears resolute to retain Kane, Jacobs suggests that Bayern is undeterred and will table a fresh bid.
Jacobs mentioned on Twitter that Thomas Tuchel’s squad is preparing to augment their bid for the Tottenham star.
He additionally noted that Bayern hopes Kane will express his intention if he is willing to leave Tottenham…
Exclusive: Understand that Bayern are to test Daniel Levy’s resolve with an improved offer of around £80m all in for Harry Kane.
Spurs position remains that they will reject any bids received.
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— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) June 28, 2023
#MUFC explored Kane and had low optimism a deal was possible. It remains to be seen whether Levy will sell (and at below £100m) to a non Premier League club. Bayern want Kane to help them ‘force’ the move.
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) June 28, 2023
It’s interesting to see Bayern putting forth such a substantial effort to secure Kane’s signature in the current transfer window. Even though they consistently dominate in Germany, some would consider them a long shot when discussing Kane’s future.
Clearly though, they believe a deal is possible and are acting swiftly to make it happen.
This could be their way of gauging the feasibility of the move before devoting too much effort to chasing after Kane.
The question of Kane’s perception of Bayern’s attempts to sign him is intriguing. But unless the deal progresses significantly, it’s improbable that he will say much.
