Bayern Munich Courting Harry Kane Amid Spurs’ Resistance
The Premier League transfer landscape could be in for a seismic shift, with rumours swirling that Bayern Munich is making a play for Tottenham Hotspur’s star striker, Harry Kane. Despite the German giant’s assertive €100 million valuation, Spurs are holding firm with a substantially higher price tag. However, the negotiations, so far cordial and productive, are inching in the right direction.
Bayern Munich’s top brass reportedly met with Tottenham Hotspur’s chairman, Daniel Levy, in a bid to secure the services of the English international. The aim of this visit was to express their respect for Levy and demonstrate their earnestness in acquiring Kane’s signature.
Tottenham’s official stance remains unchanged; they are reluctant to part ways with their marquee player. However, the club’s concerns about the potential of losing Kane for free when his contract expires could well fuel a future transfer deal.
For his part, Kane is not pushing to exit Spurs, demonstrating his loyalty to the club he has served with distinction. If he does decide to move on, he wants it to be on positive and amicable terms, not willing to strain relationships.
However, his openness to a move doesn’t extend to all clubs; a transfer to Chelsea, for instance, is not in the cards. But he remains open to options, whether that means leaving Spurs this summer, next summer, or even signing a new contract.
Barcelona Defender Lenglet to Spurs?
In other transfer news, discussions between Tottenham Hotspur and FC Barcelona for central defender Clément Lenglet are ongoing. FC Barcelona is aware that they might need to relax their demands to make the sale. If an agreement can’t be reached by Monday, Lenglet will return to Barcelona’s training regime.
Spurs’ Pre-Season Tour Squad
As Spurs prepare for the upcoming pre-season tour, a plethora of stars have been named in the squad. Players like Guglielmo Vicario, Pedro Porro, Oliver Skipp, and Heung-Min Son are set to showcase their skills.
Notably absent from the list are some key players, including Hugo Lloris, who is not included due to ongoing transfer dealings, and Fraser Forster, who is currently injured. Their absence signifies potential changes to the Spurs’ line-up, signifying an exciting, albeit uncertain, season ahead.
Full squad:
GK:
• Guglielmo Vicario
• Alfie Whiteman
• Brandon Austin
• Josh Keeley
DEFENDERS:
• Pedro Porro
• Emerson
• Djed Spence
• Eric Dier
• Tanganga
• Davinson Sanchez
• Joe Rodon
• Ben Davies
• Cristian Romero
• Destiny Udogie
• Sergio Reguilon
MIDFIELDERS:
• Oliver Skipp
• Yves Bissouma
• Alfie Devine
• Harvey White
• James Maddison
• Giovani Lo Celso
• Tanguy Ndombele
• Pierre-Emile Højbjerg
• Pape Matar Sarr
FORWARDS:
• Heung-Min Son
• Ivan Perisic
• Richarlison
• Dejan Kulusevski
• Harry Kane
• Manor Solomon
• Dane Scarlett
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