Bayern Munich have reportedly made an improved bid of €80 million to sign Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane.
The 29-year-old is in the final year of his contract and is eager to move to a bigger club where he can compete for major trophies. Bayern Munich’s previous offer was rejected, but they are determined to secure Kane’s services.
Tottenham will face pressure to sell Kane rather than risk losing him for free. Accepting a substantial offer like €80 million would be a logical decision for the club. However, Daniel Levy, Tottenham’s chairman, is known for driving a hard bargain and has already outmaneuvered Manchester City in negotiations for Kane.
Joining Bayern Munich would offer Kane the opportunity to play for a team with a winning pedigree, challenging for trophies every season. The striker, who has not won a club trophy so far, will likely desire the chance to compete at the highest level, especially since Tottenham missed out on the Champions League.
With Spurs undergoing a rebuilding phase under a new manager, Kane may be enticed by the prospect of joining an established squad capable of immediate success.
Kane’s arrival would greatly enhance Bayern Munich’s attacking prowess, addressing their goal-scoring concerns. Despite winning the league title, the German champions were underwhelming last season and will be determined to bounce back stronger in the upcoming campaign.