Daniel Levy ‘really angry’ as club hold talks with Harry Kane ‘behind his back’, Spurs table massive new offer

Tottenham Hotspur’s mission to keep hold of Harry Kane beyond this summer continues as the highly sought-after striker continues to garner interest from all over England and Europe. Spurs have stressed that their long-time serving talisman is not for sale, but that hasn’t stopped the attention from pouring in.

Manchester United were viewed as front-runners to sign Kane earlier in the window but now, Bayern Munich have emerged as serious contenders. Here are the latest updates on the England captain’s future as the rumour mill continues to provide the headlines.

Daniel Levy ‘really angry’ with Bayern

Daniel Levy is aware that should he allow Kane to leave this summer, his popularity among fans will plummet. The club will also be in a very difficult position as they attempt to replace him, as he has scored more than 20 goals in every single season for the last nine years. His best return for Spurs was the 2017/18 campaign, which saw him tally a whopping 41 goals across all competitions.

Thomas Tuchel is said to be pushing hard to sign Kane this summer and Bayern Munich have reportedly ‘been talking to Kane behind his back for a long time.’ That’s according to German outlet SPORT BILD, who claim that these revelations have left Levy ‘really angry’ with the Bundesliga giants and he has made this clear to his circle of friends.

Having already turned down €70 million (£60m) from Bayern for Kane, Levy’s current emotions have now reportedly led him to want to immediately shut down a revised €100 million (£86m) offer.

Spurs offer huge new terms for Kane

In their desperate attempt to keep Kane content in North London, Spurs have tabled a huge new contract offer which would significantly improve his current £200,000 per week wages, according to The Guardian.

The report also claims that the 29-year-old has no ‘immediate intention’ to sign the new terms, especially not while the transfer window is still open. This suggests he is keeping his options at arms length right now, so he can assess the best possible route for himself moving forward. However, Levy believes Kane will soon come to realise that his future lies with Tottenham.