Africa-Press – Mozambique. When Tottenham sold Harry Kane to Bayern Munich for €100 million, many believed it was the end of an era. The English striker, who netted 213 Premier League goals, left a massive void.
Yet under new coach Thomas Frank, Spurs have lifted the Europa League and sit third in the league, seemingly thriving without him. Still, whispers of a Kane comeback have refused to fade. Despite the striker’s insistence that he’s happy in Munich, the club’s growing interest hints that the story may not be over.
Financially, the opportunity is tempting. Kane will have a €65 million release clause next summer if he signals his intent to leave before January ends. Tottenham also holds a priority buyout option—an advantage over other English sides watching the prolific forward, who has already scored 24 goals in 16 games this season. Spurs, meanwhile, are struggling to find consistency in attack: Richarlison’s form has dropped, Solanke remains a backup, and Kolo Muani has yet to make his Premier League debut. Frank sees Kane as the missing piece in his ambitious project.
The return of Fabio Paratici, who once convinced Kane to stay, adds another layer to Tottenham’s renewed pursuit. With Daniel Levy stepping away from club leadership, the environment looks ideal for reconciliation. For Kane, the lure of returning home, lifting a trophy with his boyhood team, and chasing Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League record could make the prospect irresistible. The next few months could determine whether one of football’s most emotional reunions becomes reality.
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