Bayern have a plan B if they fail to bring in Kane. Can they get the talented world champion?

Bayern Munich are looking for a striker. The priority is Harry Kane, but negotiations with Tottenham are still at a standstill. That is why the Bavarian club is preparing for the possibility of not getting the experienced cannonballer and is preparing a plan B.

One season was enough. Bayern Munich have experienced what it’s like to play without Robert Lewandowski and have a clear idea. Without a top scorer, it can go with a degree of uncertainty in the Bundesliga, but not in the Champions League.

Therefore, the transfer target for the summer was more or less clear. At least within the position. A specific name was also identified. Harry Kane, the Tottenham star, is hungry for trophies and it is at Bayern that he could get them.

But the Spurs management wants big money and the German champion refuses to meet the English team’s demands. The first two offers were brushed off without hesitation, but Bayern arranged a meeting with club chairman Daniel Levy.

After all, Tottenham are also under pressure, Kane is only under contract until the summer of 2024. However, apart from Bayern, French side PSG were also expected to join the race for the English sharpshooter. The Bavarian club has come up with a plan B just in case.

According to Sky Sports, if Kane cannot be acquired in the summer, Bayern should try to acquire the newly crowned world champion from Manchester City. Julián Álvarez has unexpectedly become one of Argentina’s heroes, putting in excellent performances and not doing badly at the Citizens either.

However, Álvarez has not had the workload he deserves in the Citizens team so far. There is a lot of competition in the team and at 23 years old, he would definitely like to play more. And he could be lucky enough to do that in Bavaria. Bayern would reportedly like to sign him on a one-year loan deal.

If neither option works out, Bayern have names like Dusan Vlahovic from Juventus or Niclas Füllkrug from Werder Bremen on their list.

Source: Sky Sports, Transfermarkt