Harry Kane granted permission to fly to Germany to complete move to Bayern Munich

The Striker was made to wait near the airport as Tottenham completed finals details for his move

Harry Kane has been granted clearance by Tottenham to travel to Germany to finalise his intended transfer to Bayern Munich.

The England captain is scheduled to get a physical before reportedly joining the Bundesliga champions for £95 million.

Contrary to what the PA news agency claimed, Spurs did not deny the 30-year-old clearance to travel to Munich.

However, a few minor terms of the agreement might still need to be altered in order to lure the striker out of the Premier League.

Harry Kane is approaching the end of his Tottenham deal, so in a year he will be free to depart for nothing.

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Negotiations with Bayern have been emphasised by the possibility that the club’s prized asset will go for free in less than a year, according to chairman Daniel Levy’s estimated valuation of the striker at closer to £120 million.

Kane reportedly wanted to stay in England so he could surpass Alan Shearer’s 260-goal record for the Premier League. Since earning his Spurs breakthrough in 2012, he has netted 213 goals in the Premier League.

Manchester United showed interest in Kane previously in the summer, but they decided to pursue less expensive alternatives in an effort to keep inside their transfer quota.

It is believed that Spurs will earn more than £80 million up front, with the overall deal exceeding £110 million in reachable clauses.

The English forward seems to be eager to remain in the Premier League, where he is inching closer to breaking Alan Shearer’s record of 260 goals but will join Bayern Munich and it’s safe to say Shearer’s record might never be broken.

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