I disagree, he is still a great striker with a great talent to score goals and there is absolutely no way that he lost any of that talent. The problem could be money and maybe he doesn't worth as much as Spurs wants for him, I can definitely agree to that part but that doesn't make him "bad" at all, he still is a level of talent that can play in all the best teams and he has been like that for like 5+ years now, so the talent to play is there but money could be questionable.
This is why the part I agree with would be finding either cheaper or even better talents, either you find someone better than Kane, or you find someone that is cheaper and close to his talents. Osimhen is the same, he definitely is a great striker, but not 180 million euro worth at all.
I agree that Kane is still an amazing scorer. He is more than a scorer though. He is one of the best complete forwards in even football history in my opinion. He can perform superbly even for Tottenham which struggle to have an achievement. This season was horrible for them but Kane still finished near Haaland in top scorer table - 30 goals vs 36 goals.
I'm very confident that Kane can be this much productive for at least 4 or 5 more years. But definitely the problem is money now. Levy is so obstinate about keeping him at the team unless he gets the amount he would like for him. That amount is a really huge one for a striker at this age.
I don't think Bayern Munich would be willing to pay 100+ million euros to sign him while there are cheaper and good alternatives such as Vlahovic.
Harry Kane's prolificity in front of goal can never be underestimated. He's the best complete striker in the English Premier League for over the last 6 years and that's to show his consistency in what he does.
Bayern Munich knows his worth and knows the kind of quality values he's gonna bring to their attack if they finally signs him. Tottenham are very reluctant in letting him go because they know how poor their team is gonna look without his presence but I think Bayern Munich's advantage in this pursuit for the heavily talked-about striker is the fact that he already wants to leave. Bayern will be a team to beat if they finally bring Kane to Allianz Arena