Bayern Munich ready second Harry Kane transfer bid, Jordan Henderson wanted by Steven Gerrard’s Al-Ettifaq - Paper Round

Bayern bid again for Kane Bayern Munich will make a second bid for Harry Kane this week and hope an offer of £80m plus add-ons is enough to sway Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, the Daily Mail reports. Kane has a year left on his current contract and Spurs risk losing him for free in 2024, but they were unmoved by Bayern’s initial offer of £60m plus add-ons.

An increased bid could tempt Spurs to sell, however, with the club eager to avoid the prospect of Kane joining a Premier League rival – a stance that has seen Manchester United seemingly end their interest in the England captain. Ad The Mail adds: “Such a move for Kane, at 29, has not met approval from Bayern's president Uli Hoeness who believes the England striker is too expensive.

TransfersLiverpool agree £60m deal for Szoboszlai — Paper Round01/07/2023 AT 05:31 “Bayern will assess the cost of bringing in Kane then set about selling players such as former Manchester United loanee Marcel Sabitzer before bringing in further additions.” Al-Ettifaq target Henderson and Aubameyang After Steven Gerrard was named the new manager of Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq, the club are looking at the possibility of signing Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson and Chelsea forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, the Daily Mail reports. Henderson has two years remaining on his Liverpool contract and could be difficult to tempt away from Anfield, but Aubameyang is a more realistic prospect as Gerrard looks to make an immediate impact.