HARRY KANE has dealt Manchester United a huge blow.
That’s after reportedly identifying Bayern Munich as his preferred destination this summer.
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And the Germans are even confident of landing Tottenham star Kane for a maximum total of £85million.
The England captain has just one year left on his Spurs deal.
Kane, 29, has been a loyal servant to the London club, scoring 280 goals since his debut 12 years ago.
But he is yet to win a domestic trophy.
And after Tottenham missed out on Europe, Kane now hopes to finally secure a move to satisfy his hunger for silverware.
Man United were touted as his most likely destination, with Erik ten Hag in dire need of a new striker.
However, Sky Germany claims Bayern now lead the race for Kane.
Thomas Tuchel is a long-term admirer, having gone up against the hitman several times while Chelsea boss.
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Like United, Bayern are also in need of a goalscorer after losing Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona last summer.
They almost blew their run of 11 consecutive titles as a result, relying on a final day slip from Borussia Dortmund and a last-gasp winner to top the Bundesliga.
And Bayern have now made Kane their top target following internal talks.
However, the Germans could find their path to the Three Lions hero smoothed completely.
That’s because Kane is said to be totally enamoured with Bayern too.
Despite being wanted by United, Gareth Southgate’s leading man has made it clear to the Germans that they are his preferred destination this summer.
Bayern bosses are now said to be “optimistic” of getting a deal done as they plan their next steps.
And the six-time Champions League winners reckon they can land Kane all-in for a bargain £85m.
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