Bayern Munich have submitted a formal offer for Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane.
The Bundesliga champions’ bid for the England captain is €70million plus add-ons.
The 29-year-old has a year remaining on his current contract with the Premier League club.
Bayern, under the stewardship of former Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel, are in the market for a new forward this summer with Kane high on their list of priorities.
Kane has been a Manchester United target since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was manager and current boss Erik ten Hag is also a known admirer.
Manchester City previously explored the possibility of signing him two years ago before going on to complete a deal for Erling Haaland the following summer.
Meanwhile, The Athletic reported in June that Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti had told the club’s board he wanted to sign Kane at a key meeting to discuss transfers.
Kane’s contract negotiations with Tottenham were put on hold last season season with the striker instead focusing on trying to help the club return to the Champions League.
However, after a chaotic season, Spurs missed out on European football altogether after an eighth-placed finish.
He is yet to win a trophy at domestic or international level but did break Jimmy Greaves’ all-time Tottenham goalscoring record in February when he netted his 267th goal for the club. He became England’s record goalscorer the following month.
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