Tottenham has rejected Bayern Munich’s second offer of £70 million plus add-ons for their captain, Harry Kane.
Despite indications that Kane wants to join Bayern Munich and with only one year left on his contract, Tottenham is not willing to sell the striker for less than their valuation.
Kane is expected to return to pre-season training with Tottenham, but his future with the club remains uncertain.
Bayern Munich is eager to fill the void left by the departure of Robert Lewandowski and sees Kane as their number one target.
However, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is reluctant to sell their prized asset and expects Kane to remain with the club next season.
Bayern Munich is also set to complete a deal for Napoli defender Kim Min-jae and wants to recruit Kane to maintain their dominance in the Bundesliga and challenge for the Champions League.
Tuchel, the Bayern boss, has convinced Kane of the benefits of a move to Germany, including the opportunity to win silverware and play in Europe.
He has also addressed any concerns Kane may have about moving his family by ensuring that they would be integrated into the wider Bayern community.
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