It is clear that Tottenham do not want to let Kane go, for them it will be a significant loss. But Bayern also does not want to overpay for Kane, they are trying to argue that 30 years for a striker is not a little and this should affect the price, in fact, what is there to be surprised, Bayern have always been very prudent in transfers. At the moment, the negotiations are deadlocked, I assume that the transfer may not even take place.
Referring to reports Romano said, despite the difference in judgment after Monday's face-to-face meeting, Bayern will stick to Harry Kane's deal as they still feel confident. Bayern are looking to bid again and are closing in on a €100m package for Kane. this is why, they don't want to spend a lot of money on a new goalkeeper.
While the club's owners have overreached Levy and are demanding Kane be sold if he does not agree to an extension - the club do not want to risk letting their prized asset go as a free agent. -Tottenham supermo are committed to ensuring Kane will not leave, for a penny less than his valuation.
Other rumours, as reported in German newspaper "BILD" however, still believe Kane is "a Bayern player in waiting". and they claim there is still a growing belief that an agreement can be reached on both sides' terms of mutual respect. from the same source, the difference between the bid and the two clubs are in demand is around €20 million apart in their valuation, it seems only a matter of time before a deal is reached.
Well, as I said before in many previous posts, this transfer saga will be quite tough. Levy wants to keep his star players, while Tuchel wants to bring Kane to Bavaria. this is interesting, nearing the end of the negotiation meeting for Kane it looks like it will get more intense. My feeling is that Kane will join Bayern Munich.