Bayern Munich chiefs to meet Daniel Levy next week for Harry Kane transfer talks after cancelling flights today

BAYERN MUNICH chiefs are set to meet Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy again next week to discuss a deal for Harry Kane.

Executives from the German giants were supposed to fly to London today, though reports from Munich suggested their trip was cancelled after details were leaked.

But the Bundesliga champions remain confident a deal can be struck for the England captain, who celebrated his 30th birthday on Friday.

Kane is keen to discuss a move to Bayern and, with a year remaining on his deal in North London, has shown no sign of agreeing a new contract with Spurs.

Tottenham have rejected all approaches for Kane so far as Levy holds out for more than £100million for his all-time top scorer.

Should a fee not be agreed with Bayern Munich, Spurs risk losing Kane for nothing given he will be able to discuss a pre-contract with overseas clubs in January.

However, this is something Spurs billionaire Joe Lewis wishes to avoid, having told Levy to sell up if Kane does not sign a new deal.

In an effort to keep hold of Kane, Levy has slapped a £400,000-a-week offer on the table.

Bayern have already seen two offers of £60m and £70m rejected by Spurs.

Reports on Thursday threw a spanner in the works regarding his potential destination with Paris Saint-Germain entering the race.

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The French outfit are said to believe they are "in the mix" to sign Kane.

But they are also understood to be aware of reports suggesting Kane has no interest in a move to France.

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