Tottenham are 'increasingly resigned to selling Harry Kane' with Bayern Munich preparing £94.5m transfer bid | The Sun

TOTTENHAM are becoming  increasingly resigned to selling Harry Kane to Bayern Munich, reports say.

The German champions have chased England captain Kane throughout the window but have seen bids rejected.

Their last was for £73 million rising to £86 million, but Spurs are holding out for £100m.

Now according to The Times, the North London club could be ready to sell after Bayern indicated they would increase their offer to £94.5m.

Bayern want to wrap up the signing this week, while Tottenham would prefer the bulk of the payment to be paid up front.

It is claimed Spurs will look to leave Richarlison, 26, with the responsibility of leading the line in Kane's absence.

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But they plan to step up interest in Gift Orban, the 21-year-old Gent striker who scored 20 times in 22 games last season.

The Nigeria forward would provide competition for Brazilian Richarlison, who managed just three goals in his debut Spurs year.

Kane, 30, wants his future decided before Spurs' Premier League opener against Brentford on Sunday.

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And asked about the possibility of playing Kane against Brentford, new manager Postecoglou said: "There's no doubt I'd use Harry.

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"He's a fantastic striker, one of the world's best. The way the team plays will help him.

"He loves scoring goals, we created a load of chances today and he was the beneficiary."

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