Former Totheham Player Harry Kane is Set for Premier league return in chance to win trophy
Harry Kane, the star of Bayern Munich, will make a spectacular comeback to Tottenham this summer, and there will be prizes up for grabs.
After spending his entire career with his boyhood club, Tottenham, Kane left the club last summer, but he will be returning soon in August.
In the Visit Malta Cup preseason friendly on August 10, Tottenham will play Bayern Munich, and there will be prizes up for grabs.
Kane, who has been a big success in the Bundesliga, signed a contract with Bayern last summer for an initial fee of £82 million, with the possibility of a £100 million increase.
The England international will undoubtedly have intense feelings upon returning to north London. He is Tottenham’s all-time leading goalscorer.
Despite being one of the Spurs’ greatest players, he never took home any hardware throughout his 19-year tenure.
Thus, it is a little odd that Kane might wind up winning a title at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium while wearing the uniform of a different team.
In addition to Kane rejoining Spurs, Eric Dier, an ex-player, might also be a star.
The defender, who joined the Premier League team in 2014 and signed with Bayern in January, also played a significant amount of his career there.
Dier impressed the Bayern management after signing on loan, and in the summer, he will become a permanent member.
With 26 Bundesliga appearances this season, Kane has assisted seven goals and scored 31 for Bayern. He has been in outstanding form.
Even with his amazing goal total, the German powerhouses could lose the season, which would paradoxically prolong Kane’s quest for a championship.
Harry Kane will not follow Thomas Tuchel out the door in the chase for trophies at the conclusion of the season, Simon Jordan informs Bayern Munich.
Ten points behind Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga title race, they were eliminated by minnows Saarbrucken in the DFB-Pokal Cup.
Bayern’s best chance to win a trophy may lie in the Champions League, but their next round opponent is Premier League leaders Arsenal.
It implies that in order to maintain Munich’s ambitions, manager Thomas Tuchel may need to rely on Kane rekindling an old rivalry.
