 Tottenham reportedly want €80m striker Randal Kolo Muani to replace Harry Kane if the England international departs for Bayern Munich this summer. Kane is believed to be keen to join the German champions, who have had two bids rejected for him so far and are among the favourites to land his signature. His wife has been spotted looking for a new home as well as schools for the pair's children in Munich, according to recent reports in Germany. Spurs are reluctant to lose their all-time record goalscorer – but with less than one year left on his contract – losing him on a free next summer would be even worse, and they may be tempted into a sale if he does not join a Premier League rival. The north Londoners are now looking at possible replacements in case Kane does move to Bayern and have reportedly identified Kolo Muani as a top target. It is thought that the Eintracht Frankfurt star would cost €80m and the player is said to be keen on the move, with Spurs already in talks with his representatives. Kolo Muani registered an impressive 15 goals and 14 assists across 32 Bundesliga games last season. The 24-year-old, under contract until 2027, has been capped nine times by France and featured at the World Cup in Qatar last year. Manchester United were linked to Kolo Muani this summer but were put off by his price tag. United have now turned their attentions towards Rasmus Hojlund instead – but they are unwilling to spend more than £60m.){kind=link}
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Tottenham reportedly want €80m striker Randal Kolo Muani to replace Harry Kane if the England international departs for Bayern Munich this summer.
Kane is believed to be keen to join the German champions, who have had two bids rejected for him so far and are among the favourites to land his signature.
His wife has been spotted looking for a new home as well as schools for the pair’s children in Munich, according to recent reports in Germany.
Spurs are reluctant to lose their all-time record goalscorer – but with less than one year left on his contract – losing him on a free next summer would be even worse, and they may be tempted into a sale if he does not join a Premier League rival.