Bayern Munich is becoming increasingly worried due to the growing interest from several clubs in signing English star Harry Kane in the upcoming summer transfer window, with Al-Ahly Saudi leading the way, along with two other big teams from the Premier League.
According to the “fichajes” platform, Harry Kane has a special clause in his contract that runs until June 30, 2027. This clause allows him to leave Bayern Munich if the club receives an official offer worth 80 million euros.
The existence of this clause has sparked interest from three clubs considering the possibility of signing Kane next summer: Manchester United, Al-Ahly Saudi, and Tottenham Hotspur, the team where Kane played before joining Bayern Munich in 2023.
Tottenham, after a tough season in which they finished fourteenth in the Premier League, hopes to bring Kane back to strengthen their attacking line next season.
Manchester United is also keen on acquiring the English striker, as manager Ruben Amorim is searching for a top-quality central forward. The Red Devils have been relying on strikers who have not fully won over the fans’ trust.
Will Harry Kane move to the Saudi League?
Al-Ahly Saudi is also aiming to sign Harry Kane, and “Al-Raqi” seems prepared to pay the 80 million euros required to bring the English striker to the club. The Saudi team hopes to replace Brazilian Roberto Firmino, who is expected to leave soon.
Al-Ahly plans to form a strong attacking partnership with Harry Kane and Ivan Toney, with the Algerian star Riyad Mahrez supporting them. This trio could give Al-Ahly a strong chance to compete for the Saudi Roshen League title in the next season.
Kane is regarded as one of the best strikers in the world right now. He has played 28 matches for Bayern Munich across all competitions this season, scoring 28 goals and providing 10 assists.
Despite his impressive goal-scoring record, Kane has faced a lot of bad luck in winning titles. He has yet to reach the top of the podium in various local, European, and international competitions.
