Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller has reportedly grown bored with the fixed hypothesis surrounding Harry Kane’s future.

The English striker has been linked with a transfer away from Tottenham Hotspur for fairly a while now, as his contract is ready to run out subsequent summer season and there have been no indications of a contract extension from his aspect.

Quite a few golf equipment have been involved in signing him this summer season together with Manchester United, Actual Madrid, PSG and Bayern Munich.

In reality, Bayern Munich first made their curiosity public final summer season when CEO Oliver Kahn and the supervisor at the moment Julian Nagelsmann admitted their admiration and curiosity within the participant.

The German membership view him as the perfect alternative to Robert Lewandowski who joined Barcelona final summer season.

This switch window, they’ve made the primary transfer by providing Spurs £60m for the participant. The bid was instantly rejected by Spurs who’re looking for £100m.

It’s believed that Kane is eager to hitch the Bundesliga giants and has already agreed to non-public phrases with the membership.

Bayern Munich are actually reportedly getting ready a brand new supply of £80 million and are hoping that Kane will push for the transfer to facilitate the deal.

Nonetheless, the extended Kane saga has left one Bayern Munich star feeling exasperated, stating that “it’s not price speaking about” it till one thing concrete occurs.

He informed BILD:

“I’ve truly informed myself that so long as one thing just isn’t finished, it’s not price speaking about.”

He additionally expressed his admiration for the participant when requested If he appreciated Kane.

He mentioned: “I don’t know anybody that doesn’t like  him”.

The continuing saga involving Kane is anticipated to proceed, as Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is unwilling to promote the participant, whereas Kane stays eager on the transfer and Bayern Munich stays involved in signing him. The ultimate consequence of this switch saga is but to be seen.