Tottenham Hotspur striker, Harry Kane will reportedly not be exiting the club if he is still in the squad at the start of the season.
Bayern Munich are interested in signing Kane. But the German outfit has had two offers, the most recent of which was rejected by Tottenham. And was in the tune of £65 million plus add-ons.
In a meeting with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, Bayern executives including chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen and technical director Marco Neppe were reported to have had constructive discussions. Despite not being able to reach an agreement.
According to the Evening Standard as reported by London World, the 30-year-old will remain still at the club if he isn’t sold before Spurs’ first game against Brentford.
Although Kane is rumored to have told his close friends that he will not leave Tottenham if a contract is not reached prior to the beginning of the season. Which is an away game against Brentford on August 13th. Talks are anticipated to keep going throughout the summer.
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This next move will either force Bayern Munich to open their pocketbook and complete the purchase as soon as possible to end the chapter. Or it will force Spurs to try to find a compromise where a deal can be agreed.
Kane’s contract expires in 12 months. And Spurs run the chance of losing him for free the following summer. He is also capable of reaching pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs in six months time.
