Reports of European Clubs Holding Out for Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane Amidst Uncertainty Over His Future

According to reports, Bayern Munich have had two bids rejected for Kane and have met with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.

Manchester United also enquired about Kane but were informed of the cost of a deal and subsequently backed off.

Kane's contract at Tottenham expires next summer, and the England captain's future at the club is uncertain.

While Tottenham have given the impression that they are prepared to let Kane enter the final year of his contract, there is a risk that he could sign a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club in January or join a Premier League rival for nothing next summer.

This situation is reminiscent of Tottenham's position with Christian Eriksen in the 2019-20 season, when they held onto the Danish midfielder until the January before eventually selling him to Inter Milan.

There is a feeling within the game that Tottenham do not want to lose Kane without generating some revenue, and they could eventually buckle, which is why there is a log-jam around a number of Europe's leading strikers.

Juventus' Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic and Eintracht Frankfurt's French forward Randal Kolo Muani are both highly sought after, and Bayern would be a serious option for both players, but they will not move for either until they have satisfied themselves that they cannot get Kane.

Paris Saint-Germain look increasingly like they need a new striker, given the situation with Kylian Mbappe, who is entering the last year of his contract.

The club is reportedly looking to sell the France forward.

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