In the search for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, Julian Nagelsmann won't rule out a future move for Harry Kane of Tottenham. "I don't know the price, but it's really tough for Bayern Munich... we'll see what happens," he says.
Kane is reportedly a target for Bayern Munich in the future, although Nagelsmann acknowledged that they would find it difficult to afford him.
In a press conference, the manager sang the center forward's praises.
Harry Kane, the great forward for Tottenham, remains a target for Bayern Munich, according to Julian Nagelsmann.
Kane reportedly has been chosen by Bayern Munich as the ideal candidate to replace Robert Lewandowski, who left the club this season for Barcelona in contentious circumstances.
The youthful manager wouldn't rule out a future move for Kane while speaking to the media during Bayern Munich's preseason training in the United States, keeping up the potential that the England captain would someday join the German powerhouses.
At a news conference, Julian Nagelsmann refused to rule out acquiring Harry Kane.
He's very expensive, which is the issue, but he's a brilliant player, one of only two or three who can play as a centre forward [as well as a] No 10, according to Nagelsmann. He's also very strong, brilliant with [his] head and both feet.
He could score a lot in the Bundesliga; I'm not sure how much it would cost, but it would be very difficult for Bayern Munich. We'll wait and see what transpires later.
Since Lewandowski's very public exit from the German champions, there have been rumors that Kane would join the Bavarian club.
Many people at Bayern Munich respect Harry Kane, but Nagelsmann notes that any transaction would be challenging.
After eight years in Bavaria, Robert Lewandowski left the German giants this past summer.
Lewandowski, who had just one year left on his contract with the German powerhouses, made it known earlier this summer that he intended to leave the team because of a relationship that had "killed" inside of him.
Last summer, Kane made it clear that he wanted to leave Tottenham, and Manchester City made many offers to sign him. It is believed that the Englishman became disenchanted with the team's direction and wanted to quit his childhood club.
German tabloid Bild said on Friday that Bayern Munich had contacted Kane's agents over a summer transfer. He reportedly pledged to stay at the club under Antonio Conte, and the response to a move this summer was a resounding "no."
Kane's respect as a player was expressed by Oliver Kahn, who did not completely rule out a move for him.
Kane's contract with Spurs expires in less than two years, thus the outcome of this season will determine whether he stays in N17 or moves on.
Nagelsmann is not the only high-ranking member of the Bayern Munich staff who has recently shown their appreciation for Kane as a player.
Oliver Kahn, a former goalkeeper who is currently the CEO of Bayern Munich, called the English front a "great striker," although he added that this was a "dream for the future."
He stated, "He is under contract with Tottenham."
Sure, a striker of the highest caliber, but it is all yet in the distant future. We now need to think about assembling the team for the current campaign. So let's see further developments.
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