Harry Kane faces an uncertain future at Tottenham still with both Manchester United and Bayern Munich monitoring his situation.

Bayern Munich haven’t given up hope of signing Harry Kane from Tottenham this summer and will reportedly include a ‘buy-back clause’ in their latest offer, which may prevent Manchester United from entering the race. Kane’s future remains uncertain in north London with just weeks remaining in the summer transfer window.

Report had gone quiet on Kane potentially leaving this summer, until reports emerged that Tottenham owner Joe Lewis reportedly informed Daniel Levy that the striker will need to be sold if a new contract can’t be agreed. Kane has just 12 months left on his current deal, meaning he’ll be able to walk away for nothing next summer.

ottenham are keen to avoid that scenario with Kane still regarded as one of the world’s best strikers. But Kane has shown no willingness to sign an extension on his current contract, seemingly sparking the interest once more of both United and Bayern Munich.

Tottenham would rather not sell to a rival such as United, but Bayern have so far been unable to meet Spurs’ valuation. However, Bayern are reportedly preparing a new offer that could entice Levy into selling Kane this summer