June 27, (THEWILL) – Bayern Munich have reportedly made progress in their pursuit of English striker, Harry Kane, with sources monitored by THEWILL confirming that the player has personally agreed to the terms offered by the German giants.
However, finalising the potential summer transfer hinges on Bayern’s ability to reach a satisfactory agreement with Tottenham Hotspur regarding the transfer fee. The Athletic revealed that Bayern’s initial bid of €70 million has been rebuffed by the North London club, raising questions about the final price tag for the prolific forward.
With Kane’s contract set to expire at the end of the upcoming season, Tottenham face the very real risk of losing their star player without securing any financial compensation if he departs in the summer of 2024. Although Kane has attracted interest from other top European clubs, such as Real Madrid and Manchester United, it seems that Real Madrid is prioritising their pursuit of Kylian Mbappe, while Manchester United considers Kane’s price too exorbitant.
The contractual situation aside, it is estimated that the cost of securing Kane’s services will be in the region of €116m, as some reports have estimated his current valuation. As of now, Bayern are yet to meet this valuation, but the fact that they have reached a broad agreement on terms with the player has given them renewed hope of eventually securing his signature. Still, speculation surrounding Kane’s future is expected to dominate the headlines throughout the summer, as his potential transfer saga once again captivates the media’s attention.
While Bayern continue to negotiate with Spurs over transfer fees, the outcome remains uncertain and it all adds an intriguing layer to this ongoing transfer saga, leaving football enthusiasts eagerly awaiting further developments in the coming weeks and months.
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