Bayern Munich wait for response from Spurs as German champions submit their 'final offer' for Harry Kane

Harry Kane (Source-Twitter)

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane will be out of contract next season. Bayern Munich is keen to bag Kane and reportedly have offered a ‘final deal’ to the English club for this transfer. Munich are wanting a rapid response from Spurs in the Kane transfer or if not possible they would be moving to other targets, now the ball is in Tottenham's corner so the German champions will react to the situation as it comes. 

As per Sky Sports, the English skipper has been offered more than 100 million euros, including other amenities.  Earlier, it was reported that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has reportedly ignored Munich deals in the past. As of now, Levy is in the USA, but as of now, this trip is not official and does not connect to potential transfer rumours. Whereas Kane will be in action most likely for the English club against Shakhtar Donetsk in a friendly encounter on Sunday. 

The 30-year-old will be out of contract next summer, and the risk of Spurs giving their star forward to any of their rival English Premier League (EPL) rivals is doubtful. As per sources, Kane is unwilling to stay at Spurs after the next season, and his preference will be to sign for the Bundesliga champions rather than Paris Saint German (PSG) or any other European club.  

Harry Kane's last season with Tottenham Hotspur was not up to standard- 

The English footballer, in his last season, scored 30 goals in his clubs' league, which was a disappointing campaign for the Spurs as they finished in the eighth spot to miss out on the contenders from the UEFA Champions League. Speaking of his career, he has so far scored 280 goals in 435 games for the Spurs. Kane made his debut for Spurs in 2011 when Gareth Bale and Luka Modric were the prominent faces of the club. 

Harry scored his first goal for his club in December 2011. He has so far scored 213 times in 320 Premier League appearances, the star striker is just 48 goals away from breaking the record for most EPL goals scored in history, which is currently held by Alan Shearer. So there is a good reason for Munich sneaking Kane into the transfer window, as he has been regarded as one of the best European forwards.