It’s the transfer saga of the summer window that’s set to run and run, but there may be a resolution either

way to Harry Kane’s Tottenham future in due course.

Daniel Levy is caught between a rock and a hard place at the moment given that if he accedes to selling his striker he will

always be known as the chairman that cashed in his chips, equally, if he doesn’t get some money in for the England captain,

Kane can simply walk away in 12 months time for nothing.

To that end, it’s entirely right that Levy should be shopping around and doing the groundwork for a potential replacement

should Kane drop the bombshell that his time at the club has come to an end.

Whomever comes in should that be necessary will certainly have a huge task on their hands because though Kane isn’t

irreplaceable per se, he is the de facto goal king at White Hart Lane so any other number nine is likely to be seen as a

downgrade, however good he may be.

According to Football Transfers, Brentford’s Ivan Toney is being looked at as Tottenham’s potential new striker.

At present Toney is serving a ban for betting related issues and isn’t available until January in any event.

That could work in Spurs’ favour as Levy could give Kane guarantees he could leave in the new year, still command a fee for

him at that stage and be able to bring in a direct replacement – something he’s unlikely to do this summer should Kane be

tempted by Bayern Munich’s overtures.

Man Utd and Tottenham can do ready-made deal to stop Harry Kane joining Bayern Munich

The future of Tottenham and England captain Harry Kane could not be further from being resolved. Unlike a year ago when

the striker publicly voiced his desire to move on from north London amid intense interest from Manchester City, Kane is

holding an ominous air of silence.

It it understood that Kane, who turns 30 next week, has received several points of contact from Bayern Munich and has all

but given his word to the German giants that he wishes to join them this summer.

Bayern chiefs have already come into very hot water with their conduct and words surrounding Kane, after publicly stating

that the England ace must “keep his word” which will result in Tottenham eventually starting to “buckle” and strike an

agreement.

Tottenham’s notoriously tough chairman Daniel Levy is believed to be incensed by Bayern’s actions and the very overt

nature in which they are trying to prise away the club’s most prolific asset.

It is at this rather unexpected juncture therefore that Manchester United and manager Erik ten Hag have the opportunity to

enter proceedings.

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