Tottenham are clinging onto Harry Kane but Bayern Munich are persistent in their attempts to sign the talismanic striker, who Spurs chairman Daniel Levy values at £100m
Bayern Munich are set to swallow their pride and offer a fresh £94.6million package for Harry Kane.
It comes after Spurs dismissed their bizarre midnight deadline last Friday to accept their third bid, an £86m, take-it-or-leave it offer. Tottenham chairman Levy responded by flying to the United States, then sticking to his £100m valuation, to leave the Bundesliga champions red faced.
Bayern have kept the lines of communication between the two clubs open in a bid to save face and, with their latest proposal, are set to move closer to Spurs’ asking price. It is likely, however, that Levy will stick to his guns with the pressure on Bayern to land their top target for boss Thomas Tuchel.
While Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic has emerged as a potential alternative for the German giants, Tuchel is convinced landing England’s record goalscorer would give Bayern a serious chance of reclaiming the Champions League title they last lifted three years ago.