Also, Bayern Munich chasing after Harry Kane means they are not ready to sign a CF yet because Kane won't leave spurs; and Levy won't sell cheaply too.
Certainly Levy still maintains his position that the striker is not for sale. As much as Spurs rejected Bayern's two offers, of 70 and 80 million euros, respectively, Bayern's attacks continue.
Despite the posture of the president of Tottenham, the Bavarians are expected to send a third offer soon, and it seems that this will be a record proposal that has never been made by the club. Bayern next season. Really?
For now, Kane has returned to training this week and appears to have approved of Tottenham's new manager. The Englishman has confirmed to the club that he will be part of the Asia-Pacific tour.