‘Crucial Week’: Fabrizio Romano Drops Update Out of Tottenham as Star Closes in on Move to UCL Club
Fabrizio Romano has issued an important update on the future of Harry Kane at Tottenham Hotspur amid serious interest from Bayern Munich over a summer move, with the German club keen on signing him before the Bundesliga season begins.
Even though the 30-year-old forward has spent the pre-season campaign with Spurs without showing any public desire to leave, there appears to be a chance that he might not be a part of the Premier League side when the campaign begins.
Romano states that the two European clubs are entering a ‘crucial week’ regarding Kane’s future, with the discussions over a potential transfer set to move into the crucial stages. It’s stated that Bayern and Tottenham have scheduled a meeting to take place on Monday, with the Bavarians now confident about finding an agreement.
It is also added that PSG are keeping an eye on the situation in case a deal breaks down, but that Thomas Tuchel’s side are confident about getting a deal over the line and now the assured favourites to sign him. Romano states that an ‘important week’ is ahead of Kane with Bayern pushing to secure the transfer quickly.
Does Tottenham Have Replacements Planned for Kane?
Spurs are now probably having to prepare for the possibility of going into the Premier League season without the England international in almost a decade. It has been reported that they are looking to compete for the signing of France international Randal Kolo Muani from Eintracht Frankfurt as a possible replacement for their captain if he leaves.
The Lilywhites are also reportedly in the mix to sign Nottingham Forest striker Brennan Johnson as a possible option to play in their number nine role.
Kane has enjoyed a prolific career at North London as he became their all-time leading goal-scorer last season, and has 280 goals in 435 appearances for them. With that being said, the 30-year-old could now be poised for a new chapter in his career with the Bundesliga champions.