Sadio Mane available for astonishing cut-price transfer fee as Bayern Munich look to raise funds for Harry Kane

BAYERN MUNICH are reportedly prepared to sell Sadio Mane for just £17million this summer.

Mane, 31, joined the Bundesliga giants in a £35m transfer from Liverpool last June and penned a three-year deal.

GettyBayern Munich could sell Mane for just £17m this summer[/caption]

GettyThe Bundesliga champions want to sign Kane from Tottenham[/caption]

The winger scored 12 goals in 38 appearances during his first season in Germany, but according to Sky Sports, he could be sold before the 2023-24 campaign kicks off.

Bayern Munich are prepared to let Mane go for as little as £17m – less than half of the total fee they paid for him last summer.

The German giants are also hoping to offload Benjamin Pavard, Marcel Sabitzer, Ryan Gravenberch, Bouna Sarr, Alexander Nubel and Yann Sommer in a bid to raise funds for Harry Kane.

Bayern have been pushing to sign the striker since the transfer window opened, but Tottenham chief Daniel Levy is reluctant to sell him.

Reports claimed that Spurs rejected an opening bid worth around £60m last month, although the club later denied that an official offer had been received.

Bayern Munich are now prepared to launch a new bid worth £70m plus add-ons.

Kane is said to be open to the idea of joining the Bundesliga champions, with personal terms already agreed.

The striker has less than one year remaining on his current Tottenham contract, meaning he could leave on a free transfer next summer if he refuses to pen a new deal.

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Although Bayern Munich hold a strong interest in Kane, manager Thomas Tuchel has earmarked a potential transfer alternative.

The Reds are considering a loan move for Manchester City star Julian Alvarez.

The 23-year-old won the treble with Pep Guardiola’s side last season, as well as the World Cup with Argentina.

Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic is also on Tuchel’s transfer shortlist.

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