There is again something in the making around Kane and this time it has been officially confirmed by Bayern that they sent an offer to Tottenham trying to transfer Kane for €70 million. But so far it seems that Tottenham refused the offer although Bayern and Kane have agreed upon the terms for a contract. That is what the news say but it is worthless as long as Tottenham doesn't agree to sell him for €70 million. Bayern knows that they don't have that many options to fix that problem now but I can see how Bayern is struggling to pay more for Kane. He isn't young anymore and the closer they get to the 100 million for this transfer, the higher the risk if course. If he gets injured, it would be a horrible situation for them as they would be in the same situation again.
In fact, such things have long been possible to hedge competently, simply by competently drawing up the transfer conditions. Well, I think that it will not reach 100 million euros, given the age of the player, although something close to this may well be formed taking into account some bonuses, such as that a player plays a certain number of matches in a season and scores a certain number of goals and then the amount for the transfer increases. I think Tottenham have two options for the sale price of Kane. One price, which is much higher for English clubs and another price is less for clubs not from England.
There isn't really much of a reason for them to charge less when he goes abroad to a club like Bayern Munich or Real Madrid. Both clubs don't care about minor differences in price and are able to stem a transfer of that magnitude. But with everything that has happened in the transfer market over the years, I still think that 100 million for Harry Kane is too much. Though if they can solve the issues all at once when they get him, it would be worth the money, but is Kane this kind of player who can play in any team and be successful? Or could he maybe have trouble to get a long with a new environment and different conditions like Mané?