What’s the future looking like for Harry Kane after recent links with Tottenham Hotspur and a return to the Premier League? His name returns as usual in the media and transfers industry as he’s making history at Bayern Munich.
Kane has already reached 100 goals at the club and everyone at Bayern loves him, but the links just don’t stop as a future chapter in the Premier League can’t be ruled out for Kane ahead of the final years of his excellent career.
Thomas Frank Would 'Love' to Sign Harry Kane at Tottenham
But what’s the real situation? In recent days, Tottenham manager Thomas Frank has opened the doors to a potential return for Kane mentioning that he’d be more than happy to welcome Harry back to the club.
For sure, Frank would love that to happen as Kane remains a legend of the club and is also appreciated from a technical point of view by the new head coach. But that’s it, at the moment.
There are no concrete talks or negotiations underway for Kane’s return to Spurs, and nothing will happen in the upcoming months as the England captain has a clear focus; sources guarantee he’s convinced Bayern can win every title this season including the Champions League.
Then there’s the World Cup with Kane not planning to have any transfer distractions before that. Basically, a very calm situation around Kane despite the speculation.
'Nothing Imminent' Over Transfer Talks for Harry Kane
The reality is that Spurs had a priority option clause inserted into their agreement with FC Bayern for Harry Kane; if and when Kane decides to leave, Spurs will be alerted first and the same will also happen in case other clubs decide to send proposals for the English striker.
But nothing has started at this stage and nothing is imminent; not with Spurs or any other Premier League club, amid links with Manchester United as always since Kane decided to leave Spurs years ago.
Some sources also suggest Saudi Pro League clubs are monitoring Kane’s contract situation at Bayern with two years left; but that’s it for now, as his full focus remains on the German club.