Tottenham’s latest Harry Kane blow amid fresh £300k-a-week wage snub

Tottenham have reportedly offered striker Harry Kane a new contract worth £300,000-a-week wages but the England captain is not interested in extending his stay in north London.

The Evening Standard is reporting that Kane is open to moving to Bayern Munich this summer or will see out the final 12 months of his contract before deciding his next move.

The Tottenham assistant captain will turn 30 this month but as has been throughout his career, reports of a move away from north London won't just go away with his contract running out next year and Levy not too keen on selling-Kane might have to stay for at least one more season.

Manchester United was also interested earlier in the summer but are aware that it will take a fee in excess of £100million to tempt Daniel Levy into selling. Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel has also already seen a first bid in the region of £60million turned down by Tottenham.

Daniel Levy is hoping that new manager Ange Postecoglou can turn around the fortunes which will be enough to convince Kane to stay at the club which gave him an opportunity to break records in the Premier League and at the national team level.

Tottenham finished eighth in the Premier League, a lowly finish despite starting the campaign having qualified for the Champions League the previous season.

The signing of Empoli goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario and Leicester City’s James Maddison has however created an atmosphere of positivity and renewed hope going into the next campaign.

The Lilywhites have also been linked with Wolfsburg’s Micky van de Ven as well as Crystal Palace’ Marc Guehi as possible central defensive signings.