In a significant development, Bayern Munich has finalised an agreement to acquire England's captain, Harry Kane, from Tottenham. Despite indications that Kane might opt to remain with Tottenham, he now faces a crucial decision. This move, anticipated to come with a substantial price tag, will surpass Bayern's previous record transfer expenditure.

As Kane's contract with Tottenham is set to expire next summer, he has been keen to have his future resolved before Tottenham's opening match of the Premier League season against Brentford on August 13th. Despite his impressive performance, scoring 30 goals in the Premier League season, it was a disappointing campaign for Kane and Spurs, as they finished in eighth place and missed out on European competition. The club's trophy drought extends back to 2008.

The prospect of playing under Bayern's manager, Thomas Tuchel, awaits Kane, as Spurs chairman Daniel Levy appears open to selling the striker.

Kane is considered Tottenham's all-time leading scorer, with a remarkable record of 280 goals in 435 games. He's only 48 goals away from potentially breaking Alan Shearer's long-standing Premier League record.

Rumours are circulating that Kane's departure from Tottenham to join Bayern Munich is highly likely. This decision could significantly impact the landscape of both clubs and their respective leagues.