Bayern Munich ready to test Tottenham's resolve with big Harry Kane bid

Bayern Munich are reportedly preparing an £80million bid to test Tottenham's determination in retaining star striker Harry Kane.

After an earlier £60.2million offer being rejected, Spurs remain resolute in their decision not to sell the striker during this summer transfer window.

According to reports, Daniel Levy, chairman of Tottenham, is determined to retain Kane's services, regardless of any circumstances.

However, with only one year remaining on his contract, there is a risk that Tottenham may lose him for free next year.

Bayern Munich are eager to secure Kane's services and aim to exert pressure on Tottenham to facilitate the transfer.

Reportedly, the 29-year-old has expressed a desire to join the Bundesliga champions and has a preliminary agreement in place to sign with them.

Privately, Levy still harbours hope of persuading Kane to commit to a new contract in North London.

The club maintain that no official bid has been submitted for their star player.

Although Real Madrid had shown interest, recent reports suggest that they have cooled off their pursuit.

Manchester United have also been linked with Kane, but the possibility of the signing seemed unlikely.

While the England captain has yet to win a major trophy in his career, he is determined to break the all-time Premier League scoring record.

Currently, Alan Shearer holds the top spot with 260 goals, while Kane stands at 218 goals, eyeing that coveted milestone.