Tottenham fans have been given an interesting update on Harry Kane with a decision set to be made after the World Cup.
What’s the story?
Well, it is no secret that Bayern Munich are interested in signing Tottenham’s No.10 as they look to replace Robert Lewandowski.
Fuel was added to the fire when Thomas Muller was seen chatting to Kane after England’s 3-3 draw against Germany in September, and now, there has been a fresh update.
According to Florian Plettenburg of Sky Germany, Bayern Munich are still working on a deal for the England international in the background, although they are now sceptical that a move will be completed.
If Spurs do show a willingness to sell Kane, the price tag would be in the region of €80m – €100m (£69m – £86m).
You can see what Plettenburg wrote on Twitter in full below.
The 29-year-old seems untouchable at Tottenham, and Daniel Levy – known for his stubbornness – surely has no intention of selling Kane.
However, the England captain will only have 12 months remaining on his contract at the end of the season, which is perhaps why Bayern Munich are refusing to give up.
Harry Kane must issue Tottenham an ultimatum
In our view, Kane must seek assurances from Levy before signing a new contract.
According to the Telegraph, Antonio Conte is keen for the 60-year-old to promise him funds to bridge the gap on Manchester City before he signs a new contract of his own, and Kane must do similar.
Having pushed to join the Citizens in 2021, the Spurs talisman clearly has a desire to win trophies before his career comes begins to dwindle, so he will want to see ambition from Tottenham before choosing to stay.
As Plettenburg states, Kane is set to make a decision after the World Cup, so Levy risks losing two of his most important figures if he refuses to put his money where his mouth is.
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