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FootballBayern Munich Ex President Reveals Reason Why Bundesliga Champions Can’t Sign Harry Kane
- Former Bayern Munich chief Uli Hoeness has cast doubt on the club's pursuit of Harry Kane
- The Bundesliga side has been heavily linked with a move for the Tottenham Hotspur striker
- Kane is reportedly open to renewing his deal with Spurs as he wants the club to win trophies
Uli Hoeness is not optimistic that Bayern Munich can sign England forward, Harry Kane in the summer despite their reported interest in the Tottenham Hotspur striker.
Kane has been heavily linked with a move to the reigning Bundesliga champions, with reports suggesting the Bavarians could make a bid for the 30-year-old forward in the summer.
According to 90MIN, Hoeness - who resigned as Bayern Munich’s president in 2019 - disclosed that Kane will not make the switch to the Allianz Arena for financial reasons.
"He's a great player, but that's an order of magnitude. Manchester City got out at €140-million, €150-mil. I can't imagine that these are amounts that Bayern Munich wants or can pay."
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Kane, who is yet to win a single senior trophy with Spurs, is in the final 18 months of his contract which is due to expire in the summer of 2024.
Kane open to Tottenham renewal
Meanwhile, Kane is allegedly open to the prospect of signing a new deal with Tottenham, as the 30-year-old forward wants to win a title with the north London club, Goal reports.
The English forward has been heavily linked with a move away from Spurs, with Manchester United and Bayern Munich waiting to snap up his services in the summer.
While the Three Lions captain has not held contract talks with his club since August 2021, the plan is reportedly to re-open discussions once the January transfer window closes.
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FootballKane: Bayern could break bank
Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Bayern Munich being ready to break the bank to sign a new frontman in the summer.
The German giants didn’t replace Robert Lewandowski with an out-and-out striker, and are looking to rectify that soon.
The club now have their eyes on Hotspur’s Kane and are reportedly ready to pay big to bring him in to fix their problems.