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Journalist says club are ‘big fans’ of Tottenham player, but a deal is ‘impossible’ this summer

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Speaking on his YouTube channel, Fabrizio Romano has been discussing Harry Kane’s future as links to Bayern Munich begin to emerge.

With Robert Lewandowski seemingly on his way out of Bavaria, it was never going to be long before the German champions were linked with a move for Harry Kane.

It was reported last week that Julian Nagelsmann’s side were looking at Kane, and Romano is led to believe that Bayern are indeed big fans of the striker.

However, in a more reassuring update for Spurs fans, Romano says that a deal to bring Kane to Germany would be impossible this summer as Tottenham have no plans to sell their star man.

What’s been said?

Romano spoke about Kane’s situation.

“Then guys, to end this video I want to mention Harry Kane. We had rumours about Harry Kane being a potential replacement for Lewandowski at Bayern. They are big fans of Harry Kane internally at Bayern, but Harry Kane is not on the market this summer, it is impossible for Kane to leave Tottenham because Tottenham want to keep him and the player is very happy with the new project, with Antonio Conte and Fabio Paratici especially,” Romano said.

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Untouchable

It looks like Harry Kane is absolutely untouchable at Spurs this summer, and rightly so.

For the first time in years, Tottenham genuinely look ready to challenge for the very top honours, but selling Kane would derail their entire project.

Make no mistake about it, the England captain is still Spurs’ most important player, and if he were to leave, Fabio Paratici, quite simply, wouldn’t be able to replace him.

No matter what Bayern bid, Tottenham need to make sure that Kane is still a Spurs player by the end of the transfer window.

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