Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich continues. Will Tottenham Hotspur settle for a €110m offer?
- FC Bayern is fighting for Harry Kane in transfer poker
- Kane missing in last Tottenham test: Bayern desired striker does not fly to Barcelona
- Kane sets a deadline: FC Bayern and Tottenham have to agree this week
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Update from August 8, 10:55 p.m.: Tottenham has, according to information from the British daily TheTimes signed the successor for Harry Kane. Argentinian Alejo Véliz joins from Rosario Central for £13million in the form of a work permit. That would be another indication that Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich is imminent.
Update from August 8, 8:57 p.m.: Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich is apparently getting closer as the German record champions want to increase their bid, according to the English daily TheTimes reported. The German record champions are said to have indicated that they would pay 110 million euros for the English striker – Tottenham would be happy with that and would let Kane go this summer.
Update from August 8, 4:15 p.m.: FC Bayern is far from giving up in the transfer poker around Harry Kane. The tz white: A next round of negotiations with Tottenham is scheduled in the near future! Talks are still positive. The sticking point of the deal is the amount of the overall package and not individual components such as base fees or bonus payments.
Kane is missing in the last Tottenham test: Bayern striker does not fly to Barcelona
Update from August 8, 11:33 am: Is Harry Kane already packing his bags in London to fly to Munich? In any case, Bayern’s dream striker will not fly to Tottenham Hotspur’s last test match after Barcelona, as Kaveh Solhekol, chief reporter at Sky Sport UK, reports. The Spurs meet FC Barcelona on Tuesday evening (9 p.m.).
However, not only Kane is apparently missing, but also other players who were used in the 5-1 win in the friendly against Donetsk on Sunday. Tottenham manager Ante Postecoglou wants to rest his regular players before the start of the league in Brentford on Sunday. Kane’s absence does not necessarily have anything to do with negotiations with FC Bayern.
Kane sets a deadline: FC Bayern and Tottenham have to agree this week
Update from August 8, 9:55 a.m.: Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich is hanging by a thread. After the Munich team failed with a deadline to Tottenham Hotspur, the striker now sets a deadline for both clubs himself. Like the English newspaper TheTelegraph reports, Kane declines a move after the season begins. Tottenham start the new Premier League season on Sunday. FC Bayern and Spurs would have to come to an agreement later this week in order to make a transfer. The clock is ticking.
FC Bayern unsuccessful in Kane poker: Tottenham also rejects the 100 million offer
Update from August 7, 3:34 p.m.: It’s Kane news again! And not in a good way for FC Bayern. According to tz information, Tottenham Hotspur has also rejected FC Bayern’s current offer for striker Harry Kane. Including the bonus payments, it had a value of over 100 million euros.
First had the English portal The Athletic reported on Monday afternoon. It’s the third “no” that Bayern got from Spurs boss Daniel Levy. On Monday evening, FC Bayern’s transfer committee will meet again for the first time since the trip to Asia and discuss how to proceed.
The tz white: Bayern are not giving up Kane poker. They continue to negotiate with the clear goal of signing the Englishman.
Harry Kane to Bayern? No further agreement with the Spurs
First report from August 6th: Munich/London – In the transfer poker around Harry Kane, no decision seems to have been made yet. FC Bayern wanted to put Tottenham Hotspur under pressure with a deadline. The English around club boss Daniel Levy are apparently not thinking of accepting the offer from Munich. Rather, the Spurs want to extend the contract with Kane, but Bayern could benefit from an opt-out clause.
| Born on the: | 28 July 1993 (age 30), Walthamstow, United Kingdom |
| Association: | Tottenham Hotspur (contract until 2024) |
| Position: | Storm |
| Current market value: | 90 million euros |
FC Bayern flashed off with a 100 million offer for Kane at Tottenham
FC Bayern had the Tottenham Hotspur in courting for striker Harry Kane tz-Information set a deadline of midnight on Friday. Bayern’s offer, which is said to be around 100 million euros, was initially not accepted.
Daniel Levy apparently missed the deadline. Instead, the Tottenham boss flew, according to the Picture without further ado to Miami in the USA. Can Bayern show Kane? Levy seems to be making a clever plan, according to reports from England.
Tottenham is urging Kane to extend his contract: FC Bayern can hope for an exit clause
While according to the Focus The Spurs want to have a secret phone call between Tottenham and Bayern Daily Mail reportedly persuaded Harry Kane to extend his contract. For this, Tottenham would have the striker write an exit clause in the working paper. The report did not reveal how high this should be.
The 30-year-old has already made it clear that he does not want to extend his contract in London and only wants to switch to Bayern Munich. On the other hand, Kane is said to have set himself a deadline: should he captain his Spurs next Sunday in the Premier League season opener in Brentford, a transfer this summer would be off the table.
FC Bayern threatens a hanging game because of Kane – change only next summer with an opt-out clause?
So Kane could only find his way to Bayern in a year. However, the Spurs club legend should not want to leave his club on a free transfer. If the contract is extended, the exit clause mentioned could take effect next summer. In addition, Tottenham obviously expects significantly better chances of qualifying for the lucrative Champions League with Kane.
Whether Bayern would be satisfied with this “deal” seems more than questionable. At Säbener Straße, you really want to plug the striker hole in the squad right away. The question now is: How far will Bayern go in transfer poker? Appropriately, a Tottenham fan denounces the FCB negotiation tactics at Kane. (ck)