Bayern Munich agree personal terms with Tottenham star and Manchester United target

German giants Bayern Munich are putting up a second bid for Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane as they look to strenthen their attacking line.

Bayern Munich have already tested the waters with a £60million for Kane which Tottenham turned down without even thinking about it. Kane has just one year left on his current deal in north London and is said to be open to the idea of moving away despite chasing Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League goalscoring record.

Reports in Germany say Bayern have already agreed personal terms and will try to test Tottenham’s resolve again even if they are unlikely not to meet the £100million Tottenham value the player.

Kane tried to leave for Manchester City two seasons ago, but Spurs chairman Daniel Levy blocked the move and is said to be willing to risk it all and even if it means he leaves for free next season.

Manchester United would have been ideal for Harry Kane, moving to a team that could challenge for titles and still give him the chance to get that Alan Shearer record. But Erik ten Hag’s side have been put off by the price tag and are said to be looking at other targets.

The Telegraph also reports that Kane could be a target for Chelsea next summer if he were to walk away from Spurs as a free agent, he has began the construction of his house close to Wentworth Golf Cub, just 15 miles from Chelsea’s Cobham training ground.

Kane bagged 30 Premier League goals last season despite Tottenham enduring a difficult campaign where they eventually finished eighth in the league.