Kane's sacrifice to speed up Bayern Munich deal

Bayern Munich's Pursuit of Harry Kane

Harry Kane, the star striker for Tottenham Hotspur, is reportedly considering a move to Bayern Munich. The German champions have made multiple offers for Kane, but all have been rejected by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy. However, recent reports suggest that Kane may be willing to take matters into his own hands to force through the transfer.

Kane's Sacrifice to Speed Up the Deal

According to Bild, Kane is willing to give up a large portion of his Tottenham salary to expedite the deal. He may "buy himself free" from his current contract by sacrificing a significant amount of his remaining salary, which is believed to be around £20.6 million per season. This would bridge the gap between the two clubs, but it would also result in Kane taking a financial hit for the upcoming season.

Optimism from Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich officials recently flew to London for in-person discussions with Tottenham. Although the two clubs have yet to reach an agreement, Bayern remains optimistic about their chances of signing Kane. The German outfit is reportedly willing to compensate Kane later on by negotiating bonus payments, a strategy employed by other players in the past.

Tottenham's Reluctance to Sell

Tottenham is still reluctant to sell their prized asset unless Bayern can make a deal that is worth their while. The latest offer from Bayern, worth around £82 million including add-ons, was swiftly turned down by Spurs. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop in the coming days, but Kane's desire to leave Tottenham is clear.

Kane's Potential Stay at Tottenham

In a surprising turn of events, there are reports suggesting that Harry Kane may stay at Tottenham Hotspur for the upcoming season. Kane has made it clear that he plans to remain at Spurs if he lines up for their Premier League opener against Brentford on August 13. He believes it would be unfair to leave the club and new head coach Ange Postecoglou once the season has started.

Uncertainty and Ongoing Negotiations

The negotiations between Tottenham Hotspur and Bayern Munich over the potential transfer of Harry Kane are ongoing. Bayern remains confident that they can secure the services of the England captain. Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is standing firm on his valuation of Kane and is unwilling to consider anything below £100 million. The outcome of these negotiations remains uncertain, and it is unclear how the situation will unfold in the coming days.