‘Also pushing’: Player now actively trying to leave Tottenham Hotspur – journalist

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Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane is actively trying to move to Bayern Munich, according to a report.

Rudy Galetti has said that Bayern Munich are interested in signing Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer transfer window.

The Italian journalist has claimed that Tottenham striker Kane has already met Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel.

The striker wants to move to Bayer and is pushing for a deal to get done, according to Galetti.

Galetti told TribalFootball: “Bayern Munich are pushing hard for Harry Kane. An interest that – as told in recent weeks – began in January and is now intensifying.

“Bayern have already sent two offers to Tottenham for the English player, but at the moment Spurs rejected both the first attempt (70 million euros plus add-ons) and the second bid, increased by 10 million euros for an overall amount of 80 million. The German club won’t give up on Harry: the striker already agreed personal terms months ago and now he’s also pushing for the move.

“Chairman Daniel Levy, for his part, is not happy about losing Kane this summer and he certainly won’t give discounts to Bayern who, however, will continue working for him.

“Although Dusan Vlahovic is also on their forward list, coach Thomas Tuchel specifically asked for Kane: it’s no coincidence that the two met a few weeks ago to talk about the Bavarian project. They shook hands, with the will to work together soon: now it’s up to clubs. Spurs are adamant on the price tag, asking for around 100 million euros to let their striker go: new developments are expected soon.”

Could Harry Kane leave Tottenham Hotspur for Bayern Munich?

In our opinion, the future of Harry Kane depends on what Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy wants to do.

Just because Bayern are really determined to get a deal done for Kane does not mean that Levy will sell the Tottenham star in the summer transfer window.

True, Kane is out of contract at Spurs next summer, but Levy will probably be thinking about the short term for now.

After all, Levy, like Spurs fans, will be aware that replacing Kane will not be easy.

After all, the England international is one of the best strikers in the world and is a goal machine.

Perhaps Levy could find it more appealing to keep Kane for now so that Tottenham can finish in the top four of the Premier League table and then let him leave next summer.