Harry Kane's Bayern Munich Jersey Number Revealed Ahead of Transfer

• Harry Kane looks set to join Bayern Munich
• The forward's imminent transfer is believed to be worth over ₤100 million
• Kane’s reported jersey number at Bayern has been revealed

Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich looks soon to be completed as the forward is slated to have a medical with the German champions in the next hours.

Bayern Munich have had to go the length of the summer window to eventually get a deal for the forward over the line and one can feel the buzz and excitement that has followed with the signing of the forward.

The Tottenham Hotspur all-time goal scorer is set to sign a four-year contract and per report from The Athletics will wear the Jersey no. 9 for the Bavarian giants.

Tottenham's surprise sale of Kane

The sale of Kane by Tottenham club chairman Daniel Levy and Embattled owner Joe Lewis has come to many as a surprise, given the English club's stiff resistance to holding talks for the forward.

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Before eventually accepting an offer for Kane, Bayern had had a series of offers rejected including an offer of ₤100 million which Sky Sports reported was the Bundesliga club's final bid for the 30-year-old.

With the Premier League set to resume this weekend, the Noth London club will be on the look for a potential replacement for the record goal scorer.

A few names have been linked to Ange Postecoglou’s side including embattled Chelsea forward Romelu Lukaku and Nigeria’s Belgian sensation Gift Orban.

On the contrary, Spurs may not be desperate to get a replacement for the forward given they are spoilt for choice in attack currently. The club could look to Brazilian Richarlison or new signing Manor Solomon to spearhead their attack ahead of the new season.

Toure advises Kane on transfer

Sports Brief previously reported former Manchester City, Yaya Toure has advised Kane on the choice of his next club, as the Englishman enters a crucial stage of his career in what could be his final move.

The Ivorian midfielder is opposed to the striker leaving North London and feels that retiring at Tottenham and achieving legendary status like Paolo Maldini is the better choice.