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Former Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has suggested the Bundesliga giants could not afford Tottenham's £130m asking price for Harry Kane.
The 29-year-old, whose contract will expire in June 2024, has been linked with a move to the Bundesliga giants since the summer, with SportsMail reporting that Julien Nagelsmann was keen on bringing the Tottenham star to the Allianz Arena.
But according to their former president, Hoeness, Die Roten may not be able to afford Kane, suggesting that the club might take the same lead as Manchester City who bowed out of transfer talks with Spurs after Daniel Levy set a high price tag on Kane.
Former Bayern Munich President Uli Hoeness claims German side can't afford Harry Kane
Harry Kane (middle) has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich since last summer
Speaking to journalist Maximilian Koch, Hoeness said of how Kane's price
