Tottenham fans have received a major update regarding the possibility of Harry Kane making an impressive return
The England captain left his boyhood club to sign for Bayern Munich last summer with just 12 months left on his contract and there was no clear sign he would sign an extension
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy selling his star player just days before the 2023/24 season was a surprise, but such a move could mean it was a number of motives
One of those was likely confirmed earlier this week when it was announced that the Lilywhites will host Bayern at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a pre-season friendly in August
Discussion of terms of purchase Break has also been important in the months since his departure, with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano making that clear in a recent transfer update
“At the moment, I don’t have any confirmation on that,” he told the Spurs Chat podcast when asked about a possible buyout clause
“More than a traditional buyout clause, from what I hear, it’s more of a Gentlemen’s Agreement between the clubs that if they decide to sell Harry Kane in the future, Tottenham will be informed “That’s the discussion going on between Bayern and Tottenham, but it’s not a traditional buyback clause where you can go there and put money in and the player comes back the next day, I don’t think that’s it
” is an automatic clause, but a Gentleman’s Agreement
Even so, Kane’s return to Spurs one day, while possible, seems unlikely, especially as his Bayern title hopes are dwindling
Over the weekend, Bayern were defeated by Borussia Dortmund, meaning Bayer Leverkusen extended their lead to 13 points
Harry Kane has just released a farewell video to Tottenham Hotspur fans after signing a contract with the new Bayern Munich player
The English striker signed a contract worth 100 million euros (£86
4 million) with Bayern, ending 19 years with Tottenham
Before signing, Kane posted an emotional message to fans on social media, thanking them for their years of support, refusing to rule out a return to Tottenham in the future
“I wanted to be the first to tell you, Tottenham fans, that I am leaving the club today,” he said in a video
“Obviously there are a lot of emotions going on inside me at the moment
It’s sad to leave the club that I have been with for almost 20 years of my life
From an 11 year old boy to a 30 year old man, there have been so many wonderful moments and special memories that I will always appreciate
“This is a thank you to all my teammates over the years, to all my coaches, to all the managers, to every member of staff involved involved in the club, from the helpers to the chefs, to everyone involved
It’s clear that I have built special relationships with many people
“Most importantly, thank you, everyone
Tottenham fan
From the moment I played, I was one of you and gave everything I could to make you proud and give you so many special moments and memories that hopefully will last forever
“I feel it’s time to leave
I don’t want to start the season with a lot of unresolved discussions about the future
I think it’s important for the new coach and the players to train together Focused on bringing Tottenham back to the top
” top of the table and fighting for titles, so I wish Ange [Postecoglou] and all the boys good luck
Honestly, now I’m going to look at it from the fans’ perspective and really hope the team can be successful
message to all the fans around the world, all the Tottenham fans, who have supported and accompanied me throughout my journey
My family and I will cherish it forever
We will never forget all the times we spent together
Thanks, I will watch this season
Wish Tottenham success
Wishing the entire club success
“It’s not a goodbye because you never know how things will develop in the future, but it’s a thank you and I’ll see you again soon
” Kane leaves Tottenham as the club’s all-time top scorer, with 280 goals in all competitions
He won three Premier League Golden Boot awards with the north London side and was named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year five times
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