Kane has been linked with a move away from Tottenham Hotspur all summer with Bayern appearing as the most probable destination. Despite struggling to come to an agreement with Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, who has pulled some antics to try and delay talks, the Bavarians have shown their confidence in completing the move by already locating a luxury home for the English captain, as per The Mirror.
Bayern have already secured a place in the changing room for Kane and are in contact with his advisors concerning the jersey number he will don. The pressure from the German heavyweights on Levy to sell his talisman has not abated.
Levy demands £120 million ($150m) before he even considers selling his team's leading scorer, but Bayern has put up a deal worth £87 million ($110m) upfront and another £8 million ($10m) in add-ons.
While it may be unlikely, Bayern will be really keen to bring in the striker before the commencement of their season in the DFL Supercup against RB Leipzig on August 12.
Source: goal.com