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Harry Kane set to be offered record wages to stay at Tottenham

Tottenham striker Harry Kane could be offered a record salary of £400,000 weekly if he opts to stay at the club and snub interest from Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

Harry Kane is wanted by Bayern Munich

According to Sky Germany, the Bavarian Bayern Munich are interested in Harry Kane and have reportedly launched a second offer worth €80m plus add-ons for Tottenham’s talisman.

Not just Bayern, Man United, and PSG are among the clubs rumored to be keen on landing the English striker, who has been one of the best strikers in the world of football for years.

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Tottenham will not let Kane go

However, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has always been challenging to negotiate regarding transfers.

Levy rejected Man United and many European titans with interest in signing Kane years ago, and this time will be no different, despite the lucrative offer from Germany.

According to the Telegraph, Spurs do not intend to accept Bayern’s bid for Kane, with sources close to the London-based club assured that more than 80m euro or more will be needed to make the deal happen.

Meanwhile, chairman Levy insists on keeping Kane and the club, believing that a new and improved contract could pull the magic.

The English Premier League will hold a meeting this week, which is crucial as Kane is set to meet with new boss Ange Postecoglou and the offer can be discussed very soon.

Kane could earn up to £ 400,000 a week by staying at Tottenham, and it’s over to Ange to convince him to pen to paper on a contract extension in London.

Moreover, Kane is not likely to have indicated that he’ll sign another deal at Spurs unless there are significant changes from the club’s side, starting with the salary.

From Postecoglou’s perspective, one of the most important tasks on his to-do list is to convince the England captain Spurs to remain in the place.