Tottenham Hotspur have made an enquiry into the possibility of bringing Harry Kane back to the club this summer transfer window.
The north London side are looking to strengthen their attacking options after a disappointing season from their current forwards.
Roberto De Zerbi is keen to add a reliable goal-scorer, with both Dominic Solanke and Richarlison struggling for form and fitness throughout last season.
Journalist Graeme Bailey has reported that Spurs launched an audacious enquiry over a potential return for Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane.
Kane has entered the final year of his contract at the Allianz Arena, which has attracted significant interest from a number of Europe’s biggest clubs.
Barcelona have also been credited with an interest in the England captain, who carries a Transfermarkt valuation of £51 million following another outstanding campaign.
Kane also contributed impressively for England during a productive World Cup with the Three Lions, further elevating his profile ahead of the transfer window closing.
Despite the interest, a move away from Bayern Munich looks increasingly unlikely, as the German club are expected to secure a contract extension with the 33-year-old.
As per The Times, Kane himself is keen to remain at Bayern Munich, where he is targeting Champions League glory, with a new deal until 2029 said to be imminent.
Tottenham will now need to look elsewhere to solve their attacking problems, with other options already emerging on their radar heading into the final weeks of the window.
Eli Junior Kroupi had been linked with a move to north London, but a pre-season injury sustained at Bournemouth has complicated any potential deal for the forward.
AS Monaco’s Folarin Balogun has since emerged as an interesting alternative, with the American reported to be open to pursuing a new challenge this summer.