Sky pundit says ‘for the first time’ he thinks ‘fantastic’ Tottenham transfer will happen

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Clinton Morrison has stated that ‘for the first time’ he thinks Harry Kane will secure a transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Bayern Munich.

The former Crystal Palace striker, who is a boyhood Tottenham fan, admitted that he thought that Harry Kane would leave this summer for Manchester United.

But with Daniel Levy sitting in the Spurs boardroom, he is as stubborn as they come and isn’t clearly willing to sell to another Premier League side.

German giants Bayern Munich are banging on that door and Morrison added that they ‘won’t go away’ before they sign the ‘fantastic’ Kane, as he told Sky Sports.

All the England captain can do is concentrate on preparing for the new Premier League season under yet another new manager.

But there is every chance, by September, he is taking instructions off former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel and not Ange Postecoglou, which Morrison thinks is now becoming a reality.

“At the end of last season, I honestly thought it would be, either Manchester United or he stays at Tottenham,” said Morrison. “We all know that he wants to break Alan Shearer’s record and he will do that. He has been fantastic.

“It’s a difficult one because Bayern Munich won’t go away. I think they will keep coming and coming.

“Every day, I read stuff and see stuff, I am thinking ‘the deal could happen for Harry Kane to go to Bayern Munich’. That’s the first time I thought.

“I thought if he didn’t go Manchester United, then he would stay another year, he isn’t going to sign a new contract. But, one thing is for sure, Daniel Levy is a hard taskmaster. This will go right to the end. It won’t be resolved in the next week or so.”

Randal Kolo Muani to replace Kane?

Tottenham will have prepped for Kane’s exit, even if it doesn’t happen. But if Spurs fans get the news that they dread, then it looks like they have a certain French forward lined up.

No, not Kylian Mbappe, but Eintracht Frankfurt hitman Randal Kolo Muani. It has been claimed that he will become the club’s ‘priority’ signing if their record top-scorer leaves for Germany, that’s according to reporter, Sacha Tavolieri.

If that happens, then there will be huge pressure on the 24-year-old’s shoulders. But you would imagine that more players will be targeted because, whilst Spurs will never replace Kane, you can’t just add one new name to the squad if he leaves.