Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing a stunning bid to bring Harry Kane back to North London. According to reports from Spain, the club wants to re-sign their former captain, who is also attracting interest from Manchester United.

Kane, now 32, left Spurs two years ago in search of silverware after years of personal brilliance without trophies. His move to Bayern Munich has since proved successful.

He has won both the Bundesliga and the German Super Cup while continuing to dominate in front of goal.

The England striker has been unstoppable in Germany, finishing as the top scorer in the Bundesliga for two consecutive seasons. He has already started the current campaign in outstanding form, with 18 goals and three assists in just 10 appearances.

Premier League Return For Harry Kane and Transfer Battle

Tottenham believe Kane could be tempted by a return to England, driven by his long-held desire to break Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League goal record. The club reportedly values him at around £70 million and sees him as the ideal man to lead their attack again.

Since his departure, Spurs have struggled to replace him. Dominic Solanke joined for a club-record fee but has failed to match Kane’s impact.

Injuries to Solanke have also left Richarlison as the main forward under Thomas Frank, though the Brazilian’s own fitness issues make a new signing a priority.

Manchester United are also in the race, with Erik ten Hag looking to strengthen his attack. Despite signing Benjamin Sesko in the summer, United remain eager to add experience and firepower. Joshua Zirkzee’s limited playing time has further highlighted the need for another proven striker.

Kane would bring world-class quality and leadership to any team he joins. For United, he would provide a finishing edge and help guide young talents like Sesko.

For Tottenham, his return would be emotional and strategic — restoring a world-class finisher to a side still rebuilding after his exit.

With both clubs preparing offers, the coming transfer window could set up one of football’s biggest stories. Whether Tottenham can convince their former star to return home remains to be seen.