Harry Kane return: Tottenham sources issue groundbreaking update
Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has been linked with a sensational return to the Premier League and Tottenham.
The England striker made a name for himself in North London as one of the best players in the world, earning a move to one of the biggest teams in Europe.
While he did not win a trophy last season, he now appears to be on course to winning the Bundesliga title with the German giants.
Spurs are not expected to sign Harry Kane in the transfer window
Give Me Sport sources revealed on 11 March that Spurs are not poised to re-sign Kane in the summer transfer window.
It’s understood, however, that before he ends his career, he is open to making a return to the Premier League.
That said, this summer, not just Tottenham, but a move to any other club is not something that the 31-year-old is considering.
He is happy to stay put at the Allianz Arena and continue his quest for silverware.
With Mathys Tel at the club on loan currently, the hierarchy appear to be keen on making that deal permanent, reducing the likelihood of another striker joining.
Daniel Levy must quit Tottenham for them to be successful
Re-signing Kane, despite his world-class talent, won’t single-handedly deliver Tottenham trophies, as their issues run deeper than a star striker.
His return might boost goals, but it doesn’t address the chronic lack of squad depth, tactical cohesion, and a winning culture which were flaws exposed during his tenure.
| Premier League | W | D | L | P |
| Tottenham (13th) | 10 | 4 | 11 | 34 |
The real catalyst for success lies behind the scenes, where Daniel Levy’s cautious financial approach and reluctance to empower managers have stifled progress.
Levy’s 24-year reign has yielded just one League Cup, suggesting his control over transfers and strategy is a bottleneck.
Stepping aside for a bold, football-savvy executive could unlock investment, streamline decision-making, and foster a trophy-winning ethos, far outpacing the impact of any single player.