Tottenham rejects Bayern Munich’s offer to Harry Kane

Tottenham rejects Bayern Munich’s offer to Harry Kane

Harry Kane targets Bayern Munich

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Striker Harry Kane is Bayern Munich’s biggest goal to strengthen the squad seeking for the next season of European football. According to information from the European press, the Germans have already made an official offer to the 29-year-old, but Tottenham refused the first attempt. Negotiations between the two parties should continue in the coming days.

The first official offer from Bayern Munich was to amount to €70 million (about R$365 million at current prices), plus bonuses for Kane’s performances in German football. Despite this, Tottenham believe the player is worth at least €100m (R$521m). In principle, the English team should not accept offers below the stipulated value, even if Harry Kane enters his final year under contract.

Despite Tottenham’s refusal, Bayern must continue to try to sign Harry Kane to bolster the attack. The player is an important piece in the attacking sector of the team, and is mainly intended to contest the Champions League. In addition, according to the British press, Kane was going to give assurances to Bayern Munich saying that the German club would be his main choice.

The striker has a contract with Tottenham until July 2024, but he does not rule out an exit at this time. The player had already tried to release him from the club previously, but the negotiations did not develop. In English football, Manchester United is another club that is keeping an eye on moves and is not ruling out investing in Kane, although he has yet to make an offer.


Last season, Harry Kane played 49 matches for Tottenham, scoring 32 goals and contributing five assists. At the club since the 2013/14 season, Kane has established himself as one of the main strikers in English football and has also been called up by the England national team, playing in two World Cups (2018 and 2022) and two European Championships (2016 and 2021). .

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