Harry Kane has been raving about an attacker who both Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal have been offered the chance to sign in the summer.
Tottenham Hotspur are keen to add to their front line in the summer following what has been a disappointing campaign under Ange Postecoglou.
Meanwhile, just down the road, Arsenal are also looking for a number nine and a wide forward as they look set to come up just short in the Premier League title race again.
Kane is hopeful that neither club will be able to get their hands on him and that the ‘terrifying’ attacker commits his future to Bayern Munich.
Harry Kane raves about Leroy Sane
Harry Kane has been discussing the possibility of Leroy Sane staying at Bayern Munich and the prolific partnership he has developed with the German forward.
The £54m attacker is out of contract with Bayern at the end of the season and has several major clubs from around Europe chasing his signature.
The duo were key in Bayern’s win over St. Pauli as Sane netted twice and Kane managed a goal and assist to maintain their six-point gap at the top of the Bundesliga.
Kane told BILD: “It’s obvious that I harmonize very well with him. He has great qualities and terrifying skills! It was a top game from him and great to see how he converted his chances. He often gets into those positions and was ice-cold in front of goal today, which is what we need.”
The former Tottenham striker had admitted that he hopes the 29-year-old’s future at Bayern gets resolved and he stays at the Allianz Arena.
“It’s not my decision, but the club’s. But I really like playing with Leroy and would love for him to stay. But that’s a discussion between him and the club,” added Kane.
Tottenham and Arsenal offered chance to sign Leroy Sane
TBR Football revealed earlier this month that Sane has been offered to Liverpool, Tottenham, Man United, Arsenal and Newcastle United.
The Gunners have only shown an interest for now, and that is also the case for Spurs and United, who are keeping tabs on his situation.
Sane has not yet ruled out the possibility of remaining at Bayern, however, as things stand, it appears unlikely.
