Tottenham could pocket millions due to fresh details emerging about an add-on included in the deal that took Harry Kane to Bayern Munich.
Kane, 30, joined the Bundesliga champions in August for roughly £95million (€100m). However, Spurs could still continue to profit from that deal.
German newspaper Abend Zeitung reported on Monday (20 November) that Bayern have also agreed to play two friendlies against the Premier League club
It is understood that Tottenham can keep all the proceeds from the two games but as of now, it’s unclear where and when those matches will be held.
AZ reported that Bayern didn’t want to spend over €100million for Kane and the way they managed to whittle down Daniel Levy’s asking price for the striker was to add in these two friendlies.
It’s not the first time the Munich club has done that as they’ve regularly played friendlies against RB Leipzig, allowing them to keep the gate receipts, when signing their players
It’s fair to assume that Spurs could play Bayern at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which has a capacity of 62,850, according to the club’s official website.