Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane is still very much on the radar of Bayern Munich ahead of this summer's transfer window.

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The England captain is now playing into the final 18 months of his contract in north London following months of speculation in 2021 about a potential move away to Manchester City.

Some reports, including from reliable journalist David Ornstein, have suggested the Lilywhites will pick up transfer talks following the conclusion of the January window.

However, Spurs insider Paul O'Keefe has claimed on Twitter the striker is not engaging in talks over a potential new deal and Daniel levy would not stand in his way if he was to request a move this summer.

And now, speaking on the Talking Transfers podcast, insider Graeme Bailey has declared Bayern's interest in the possibility of landing Kane in the summer:

"We're reporting that Bayern Munich still hold interest. They haven't found that Lewandowski replacement yet. You know, it's less than 12 months until he can sign a pre-contract with Bayern Munich on a possible Bosman [free transfer] if he wished.

"It's really interesting this situation but we can confirm Bayern still think in an ideal world they would sign Harry Kane this summer."

Huge months ahead for Spurs

Tottenham's form this season has been turbulent, to say the least, with the last few months not going in their favour and seeing them drop out of the top four.

However, the form of Kane has not dipped in the slightest with the 29-year-old remaining the Premier League's second-highest goalscorer this season with an impressive return of 15 goals from 19 games.

And it does feel as if the coming months for Spurs could be huge for their future given their manager, Antonio Conte's, time in north London is also not set in stone for the years to come.

Kane is now nearing the age of 30-years-old and it does feel as if this upcoming deal could potentially be the final big one of his career.

And despite nearly being 30, the England captain still finds himself chasing that allusive piece of silverware.

Considering Bayern have won the Bundesliga for the last 10 campaigns and are already sitting top of the table this season with a four-point cushion, it would be a fair presumption that a move to Munich would likely satisfy his trophy needs.

However, we do wonder if Spurs winning a trophy this season could possibly put that need to win his first trophy to bed and see him sign a new deal at Spurs.

Currently, Tottenham only remain in the Champions League and FA Cup - with the Premier League title seemingly out of reach - so we do wonder if winning either of those could play a big part in his future.

But it would certainly be interesting to see if - at the age of 30 - Kane would be willing to try a new country and potentially leave behind Alan Shearer's all-time Premier League goal record if Bayern were to come knocking.