Harry Kane’s name continues to dominate transfer whispers, even as he lights up the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich.

The England captain swapped north London for Bavaria in 2023 in a record-breaking move and has since become an unstoppable force in Germany.

His tally of 98 goals in just 103 appearances underlines why Bayern see him as their talisman for both present and future.

Despite turning 32, Kane has shown no sign of slowing down. His ruthless form in front of goal has sparked debates over whether he might eventually return to England, especially with rumours of a €60 million release clause in his Bayern contract.

For Manchester United, who remain desperate for a proven elite striker, and for Tottenham, who still dream of their greatest goalscorer’s homecoming, the clause could provide a tempting opening.

Spurs boss keeps door open for Harry Kane

Speaking to the media, Tottenham manager Thomas Frank was asked about the possibility of Kane pulling on a Spurs shirt again. His response left no room for doubt about his stance.

“I think there’s a lot of Tottenham fans, including myself, who would like to see Kane back,” Frank said. “If Harry wants to join us, he’s more than welcome.”

It is no secret that Kane still has unfinished business in England. He is currently just 47 goals short of Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League record, a milestone that may yet lure him back before hanging up his boots.

For Tottenham supporters, the chance to see him chasing down that record in familiar colours would be a dream scenario.

Yet any return will not be straightforward. Kane earns around £400,000 a week at Bayern, a figure that far exceeds Tottenham’s wage structure.

The Lewis family’s increasing influence at the club may change the financial landscape, but convincing him to accept a lower salary remains a huge challenge.

Manchester United, on the other hand, would not blink at those demands. If Erik ten Hag or his successors can persuade Kane of their long-term project, the Red Devils could provide both the wages and platform he seeks.

For now, Bayern remain firmly opposed to selling their most lethal weapon. But with a potential release clause in play, Kane’s future may soon return to the heart of Premier League transfer battles.