England captain Harry Kane now must decide whether or not to sign for Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich after Spurs accepted an £86.4million bid for their forward
Harry Kane’s potential move to Bayern Munich will hinge on whether the England striker thinks it is too late in the day.
After a summer of intense speculation, it seemed inevitable that the 30-year-old would stay in north London, with Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy defiantly rejecting three separate bids from the German giants. But the the saga took a huge twist on Wednesday evening, with the two clubs finally reaching an agreement.
Bayern have had an £86.4million bid accepted, with Levy’s softened stance deriving from the Bundesliga holders offering a large sum of the fee up front. The decision now rests with Kane, who faces the biggest call of his club career.
He has already voiced his desire to break Kane Alan Shearer’s record of 260 Premier League goals and currently sits 47 off the mark on 213. But his career remains tagged by the fact that no major trophies have accompanied his goalscoring efforts, a notion a move to Bayern is likely to sort out.