Tottenham Hotspur are keeping a close eye on the future of former captain Harry Kane, with the England striker attracting interest from several of Europe’s biggest clubs despite his outstanding spell at Bayern Munich.
Since leaving north London for Germany three years ago, Spurs supporters have continued to monitor Kane’s progress closely. The prolific forward has enjoyed a sensational career at Bayern, scoring 146 goals in just 147 appearances and maintaining that remarkable form on the international stage during the World Cup.
Kane has now climbed into joint fifth place on the tournament’s all-time scoring chart with 14 World Cup goals and remains determined to help England lift the trophy this summer.
According to TEAMtalk, Tottenham are among a number of clubs monitoring Kane’s situation as speculation over his long-term future continues. The report states that intermediaries have approached the striker and his representatives to make them aware of growing interest, although they are not officially acting on Kane’s behalf.
Spurs are reportedly staying updated on any developments surrounding their former talisman and hold a right-to-match clause that could prove significant if he becomes available. While no formal discussions over a transfer are taking place at present, sources believe the North London side could have an opportunity to bring Kane back to the club next summer should the right conditions arise.
Barcelona have also made enquiries regarding the striker’s contractual situation, while Real Madrid are said to have requested updates on any potential change in his availability.
Despite the widespread interest, Bayern Munich remain relaxed about Kane’s future. The Bundesliga champions are currently in talks with the England captain over a new long-term contract and are confident an agreement will eventually be reached.
Those close to the German club reportedly believe it is only a matter of time before Kane commits his future to Bayern, with optimism remaining high that he will extend his stay in Munich.
The 33-year-old has also attracted attention from clubs in Saudi Arabia, but the report claims he has no desire to make that move. Interest from Major League Soccer also exists, although a switch to the United States is viewed as a possibility for later in his career rather than an immediate option.