Bayern Munich willing to go overboard and pay €100m to sign Harry Kane

Harry Kane has already personally agreed to join Bayern Munich

According to Kicker, Bayern Munich are willing to spend more than €100 million to acquire Harry Kane since they view him as a key priority.

Tottenham reportedly wants at least €117 million for Kane, according to Abendzeitung. Bayern are reportedly willing to spend more than €100 million for the striker despite the fact that Kane is the club's ideal player and they are currently in need of an exemplary forward.

A turning point in negotiations might happen before the end of the week. Bayern is scheduled to meet with Daniel Levy once more to discuss the cost of the transfer.

The 29-year-old's personal terms for a contract with Bayern were previously decided upon, and although Kane is on Tottenham's summer tour of Asia, his wife has allegedly flown to Germany.

Kane's deal at Tottenham ends the following summer, and the club is determined that they will move forward this summer if he fails to agree to an agreement for renewal. Tottenham are unwilling to give up their top goalscorer for free the following year.

The executive chairman of Tottenham, Daniel Levy, has given no hint that he is eager to trade the England captain of the team, and Tottenham insists that they are reluctant to part with him.

Kane's pursuit of the German club is being driven by Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel, who thinks they can give him a chance to win the Champions League.

Despite attempting to surpass Alan Shearer's Premier League goalscoring record, Kane is reportedly open to going outside to Germany. Even according to German news reports, Bayern and the striker have reached a personal contract.

Spurs' declaration that they would never trade Kane to a Premier League opponent forced Manchester United to abandon their pursuit of him, and Real Madrid were turned off by his exorbitant asking price.