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Report: Bayern Munich plan to sign Everton target if Tottenham ignore £88m offer

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According to TZ, Bayern Munich are planning a move for Everton target Marcus Thuram if Tottenham refuse to sell Harry Kane.

Bayern Munich want to pinch Harry Kane from Tottenham

Well, after losing Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona, the German giants want a new No.9 at the Allianz Arena.

There has been plenty of speculation about Kane joining the Bavarians, with the England international even quizzed on the rumours during a press conference earlier this week, in which he said he was only focused on Tottenham.

However, if TZ are to be trusted, Bayern Munich are now planning to test Tottenham’s resolve with a €100m (£88m) bid for the 29-year-old.

Most Spurs fans will tell you that wouldn’t even be enough to buy his left foot.

Kane has a contract running until July 2024 at Tottenham, so he will enter the final 12 months of his deal at the end of the season.

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It is hard to fathom the Tottenham No.10 leaving Hotspur Way, although he did attempt to force a move when handing in a transfer request back in May 2021, according to Sky Sports.

Kane seems a lot happier under Antonio Conte, but if Spurs fail to win silverware under the Italian, it is certainly possible that the Tottenham talisman reiterates his desire to leave.

Bayern Munich want Everton target if Tottenham stand firm

If Spurs refuse to sell Kane, it would be bad news for Everton.

TZ believe Bayern Munich will target Marcus Thuram if they cannot sign the Englishman, with Chief Scout Markus Pilawa in attendance at Borussia Monchengladbach’s 5-2 win over FC Köln to watch the Frenchman score.

It comes after Graeme Bailey told the Talking Transfers Podcast that Everton are interested in the 25-year-old.

Therefore, Frank Lampard will hope that Bayern Munich make progress in their pursuit of Kane, or else Everton can surely kiss goodbye to any chance they had of signing Thuram.