Football Betting Tips - The news that Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeness has stated he is confident Bayern Munich will sign Harry Kane this summer has seen the England captain go odds on to be playing in Germany before 3rd September.
Kane Next Club Betting w/o Spurs
In betting without Spurs, William Hill make the striker 4/5 to be playing for Bayern Munich next season. PSG are second at 8/1, and Manchester United next at 14/1
- Bayern Munich 4/5
- PSG 8/1
- Man Utd 14/1
- Chelsea 33/1
- Real Madrid 33/1
Kane Club on 3rd September Betting
Elsewhere, and with the best football betting sites that are offering Tottenham Hotspur in their markets, Munich is still odds on at 8/13, with Spurs at 11/8.
- Bayern Munich 8/13
- Spurs 11/8
- PSG 8/1
- Real Madrid 14/1
- Man Utd 16/1
Check out our latest football betting tips here.
Important intervention by Hoeness
The shift in the betting towards Kane moving to Germany comes after another reported bid from the Bundesliga champions, this time rumoured to be around £70 Million.
Furthermore, the BBC reports that Daniel Levy met Bayern Munich officials on Thursday over a possible sale, and Hoeness says there have also been talks with Kane's advisers.
Transfer guru, Fabrizio Romano has backed up these rumours with a series of tweets quoting Hoeness, with the Bayern legend saying, "Harry Kane now wants to play in European competitions. Tottenham won't be there next season, we will be there".
Bayern’s Uli Hoeness: “Harry Kane now wants to play in European competitions. Tottenham won't be there next season, we will be there”. 🚨🔴🏴
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 15, 2023
“He has another chance to join a top European club”, via @_kochmaximilian. pic.twitter.com/OoSwHCuoey
With Kane only having 12 months remaining on his contract and Levy not wanting to let it run down or see Kane join another Premier League club, this feels like the ideal transfer.
The smart money would have to be on Kane leaving. The England man made it clear two years ago that he wished to join Manchester City. Daniel Levy blocked the move, and Kane was reportedly unhappy with the Spurs chairman.
The chances are Kane won't sign another contract at Spurs. And anybody who has followed the club in recent years will know Levy will want a fee if Kane leaves.
