Daniel Levy Considers ‘Exceptional’ Striker as Harry Kane’s Successor

The top pick of Daniel Levy to succeed Harry Kane if the latter leaves Tottenham Hotspur this summer is reportedly Napoli striker Victor Osimhen.

Sport Bild reports this but indicates that Osimhen expresses no interest in transferring to Tottenham.

The future of Kane is questionable as Bayern Munich is seriously considering him for their summer line-up.

The 29-year-old’s term has just one year remaining, and Spurs have reportedly proposed a substantially large new contract for him, as per The Guardian.

However, Kane seems to decline the offer at the moment and seems even less interested while the transfer window stays open.

Daniel Levy appears to be preparing for a future without Kane and has keen interest in acquiring Victor Osimhen as his substitute.

Levy Sets Sights on Osimhen as Kane’s Substitute

Sport Bild indicates that Levy might fail to secure his primary choice of Kane’s replacement.

The German media company states that Osimhen has shared his disinterest in moving to Spurs due to his doubt of winning titles in North London.

Osimhen recently had an ‘extraordinary’ stint at Napoli, helping them secure the Serie A title last season.

During the last season, in his 39 appearances, Osimhen tallied up a total of 31 goals across all the competitions.

It wouldn’t be shocking if Tottenham were to monitor Osimhen’s situation closely in the event of Kane’s departure this summer.

Spurs are eagerly waiting to understand Kane’s future plans.

It’s the last thing Ange Postecoglou wants – a Kane transfer confusion affecting his first pre-season term at the club. If Kane indeed wants to join Bayern and the Bundesliga champions are ready to match Tottenham’s conditions, it might be beneficial for Spurs to let him go this summer.

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