Bayern Munich's back-up plans in case they don't land Harry Kane have emerged | OneFootball

Bayern Munich still have Tottenham Hotspur and England star Harry Kane at the forefront of their summer plans, but may be forced to look elsewhere given the difficulty of securing his services.

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Therefore, according to German outlet Bild, the Bundesliga outfit have made alternative plans should their pursuit of the England captain not end in success.

Their report does mention, however, that Bayern - should they fail this time around - will renew their interest in Kane once his contract at Hotspur Way expires next summer.

Daniel Levy’s tough negotiation tactics that are seemingly hindering a deal may ultimately be the deciding factor whether the frontman stays put or moves on to move pastures new, with Bayern seemingly the only alternative destination in the picture

The Daily Mail have recently claimed that Levy has slapped an eye-watering £120m price tag on his club captain’s head, which would price out much of the Bavarian side's potential competition.

Just in the last couple of weeks, Bayern have seen their two initial bids - the latest reportedly worth £68.5m - rejected, which comes as no surprise considering it falls way below their valuation.

But their rejection will not likely deter Thomas Tuchel, who is a very keen admirer of the 84-cap Three Lions international.

With that said, if a deal can't be done this summer, the Bundesliga club have alternative plans to reshape their attack next season.

While Kane evidently remains their Bavarians priority, it’s a sensible move to shortlist other choices in case.

Bild’s report, written by the reputable Christian Falk, claimed that the Bavarian club would turn their attention to sealing loan deals for