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Update — July 9th, 4:30PM EDT: Expert expects proposal to be shot down
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano does not think that Bayern Munich’s latest bid for Tottenham Hotspur will be successful:
Bayern have submitted their second bid for Harry Kane — confirmed.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 9, 2023
Proposal worth €80m plus add-ons, as @Plettigoal reported.
Tottenham already rejected €70m plus add-ons last week — and initial feeling after second bid is similar from Spurs, waiting on official answer. pic.twitter.com/GRJRXF2N3G
Where the Bavarians go from here will be interesting. Will Bayern Munich get to the magic €80 million that has been rumored?
—C.Smith
There is more massive news in the top story currently running for the 2023 summer transfer window.
Bayern Munich have submitted a second written bid for Tottenham Hotspur and England captain Harry Kane, as first reported by Sky Sport transfer expert Florian Plettenberg.
The first offer of €70 million with bonuses was rejected a week ago, and now Bayern have come back with an offer of €80 million with bonuses. If any of the add-ons were to be triggered, it would immediately make Harry Kane the most expensive transfer in Bayern Munich’s history, surpassing the €80 million the Bavarians forked out for Lucas Hernández in the summer of 2019.
❗️Excl. News #Kane: Understand FC Bayern has submitted a second offer now! #COYS
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) July 9, 2023
➡️ New offer: €80m + add-ons!
First offer (€70m + add-ons) was rejected.
Harry Kane, he definitely wants to join FC Bayern now! @SkySportDE pic.twitter.com/f6rUxSVgte
Kane had made it clear in recent weeks that he wanted to join Bayern over staying at Spurs, and has strengthened his hold on that decision as of late, communicating to the club that he wants to join Bayern immediately.
Looking for the latest transfer talk? The Weekend Warm-up Podcast has you covered on Spotify or below. We hit on Harry Kane’s potential move to Bayern Munich, the uncertain statuses of Noussair Mazraoui, Sadio Mané, Marcel Sabitzer, and Ryan Gravenberch — plus what might be in store for Leon Goretzka in the coming weeks!
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