Harry Kane swapped Tottenham for Bayern Munich last summer
Two significant elements are expected to propel Harry Kane’s probable departure from Bayern Munich, and he is allegedly “open” to returning to Tottenham Hotspur this summer.
In an attempt to win his first major trophy, the England captain left Spurs for the Bundesliga winners, Bayern, in a summer transfer deal worth £86 million.
And although Kane has scored 31 goals in 31 games this season after getting off to a quick start in Germany, Bayern are on the verge of their first trophyless campaign since 2011–12.
The 33-time Bundesliga winners are presently eight points behind Bayer Leverkusen in the standings and are eliminated from the DFB Pokal, thus their best chance of winning a trophy is in the Champions League. If the team wants to advance into the round of sixteen, they will have to overcome a 1-0 deficit against Lazio in the opening leg of play.
Kane is reportedly “open” to coming back to Tottenham in the summer for two reasons, according to a Tottenham News article.
First, following Bayern’s announcement that the former Chelsea manager would be departing a full year sooner than anticipated, Kane expressed his sadness at learning that Thomas Tuchel will be leaving the team this summer.
According to the source, Kane’s ambition to surpass Alan Shearer’s record for most Premier League goals scored is another element that could influence his future. With 213 goals in the English premier league thus far, the 30-year-old is 47 goals short of the record held by the former Newcastle United player.
Following the completion of Kane’s transfer to Bayern last summer, chairman Daniel Levy stated in a fan forum that the team “of course” had a buy-back clause. However, later rumors indicate that Spurs may have matching rights for the captain of England.