Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn labels a move for Harry Kane a ‘dream’ and labels Tottenham’s talisman ‘an absolute top striker’ – but insists any sensational attack will be for the ‘future’ if they target other goals pursue
Tottenham ace Harry Kane previously attracted interest from Manchester City
He stayed with the club after Antonio Conte led his side to fourth place
However, the striker is now being watched by Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich
Their CEO Oliver Kahn called him “top” but insisted that every dive is for the future
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Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn labeled a transfer to Tottenham talisman Harry Kane a ‘dream’ but insisted his club are not interested in signing him this summer.
Kahn is clearly an admirer of Kane, although the Bundesliga champions have chosen to focus on other goals despite the imminent departure of Robert Lewandowski.
As it stands, Kane will remain under contract with Spurs until 2024 and has pledged his future to the club after Manchester City’s previous interest fell short last season.
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn has admitted a transfer for Harry Kane from Tottenham is a ‘dream’
Kane has two years left on his contract with the Spurs and is currently preparing to prepare for the season
But the Bayern hierarchy looks set to give it a try at a later date.
Speak with Sports Image Speaking about his interest in the prolific striker, Kahn said: “He is under contract with Tottenham.
‘Certainly, an absolute top striker, but that is all a dream for the future.’
The frontman was convinced to stay in North London after Antonio Conte became manager
He added: “Now we have to see how we can get the squad together for the current season. Let’s see what else happens.’
Kane signed a six-year contract with Spurs in 2018, which has two years left.
The arrival of Antonio Conte and the collapse of City’s pursuit convinced him to stay in north London – and he is now preparing for the campaign ahead.
The frontman played a total of 385 games for the club and scored 247 goals.
Robert Lewandowski ready to join Barcelona after Bayern confirm its impending sale
Meanwhile, Bayern has confirmed star man Lewandowski’s impending exit.
He will undergo a medical today before signing a three-year contract with Barcelona, who reached an agreement in principle to sell him for £42.5million.
Sadio Mane has arrived to help fill the void left behind, while Serge Gnabry has given the Bavarian outfit a further boost by signing a new deal until 2026.