Tottenham BAN reporter who brandished Kane Bayern shirt to Postecoglou

Tottenham BAN German reporter who brandished a Bayern Munich shirt with Harry Kane’s name and No 9 on the back to boss Ange Postecoglou

• Harry Kane continues to be linked with a summer transfer to Bayern Munich
• A reporter showed Ange Postecoglou a Bayern shirt with Kane’s name on it
• This angered Postecoglou and the club have banned the journalist from games 

Tottenham have banned the reporter who presented boss Ange Postecoglou with a Bayern Munich shirt that had Harry Kane’s name on the back.

Spurs are currently in Thailand on the second leg of their pre-season tour that began in Australia and will see them soon head onto Singapore.

Since joining from Celtic this summer, Postecoglou has already strengthened his squad with the additions of James Maddison, Manor Solomon, Guglielmo Vicario and Dejan Kulusevski, but the future of talisman Kane remains uncertain.

German champions Bayern have already seen two bids rejected for the England captain – who has just a year left on his deal – and are reportedly preparing to return with a third offer.

And at a press conference ahead of their pre-season game with Leicester City in Bangkok on Sunday, Max Schrader, a reporter from German newspaper BILD, pulled the Kane stunt.  

Tottenham have banned the reporter (pictured) who presented boss Ange Postecoglou with a Bayern Munich shirt that had Harry Kane’s name and No 9 on the back

The Spurs boss was furious with the stunt after being ambushed by the reporter from BILD

However, Postecoglou was left unimpressed when Schrader brandished a Bayern shirt emblazoned with Kane’s name and the number nine on. 

‘What does that look like?’ laughed the journalist as he showed the new Spurs boss the Bayern shirt. ‘It looks quite good, no?’

A furious Postecoglou raged: ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about. Did you get a good laugh? Very good. You came a long way for that.’

The Australian recently admitted he ‘wasn’t relaxed’ about the Kane speculation with Bayern already having had two bids knocked back.

Following Schrader’s actions, Spurs have now banned him from their press conferences and withdrawn his accreditation for the Leicester game.  

After Sunday’s match, Postecoglou’s side face the Lion City Sailors in Singapore on Wednesday, before they host Shakhtar Donetsk and then travel to Barcelona to conclude their pre-season schedule.

They begin their Premier League campaign with a trip to Brentford on Sunday August 13 as they hope to bounce back after a chaotic and dismal campaign last season that saw them come eighth and miss out on European football for the first time in 14 years.

Kane has been strongly linked with a move to Bundesliga champions Bayern this summer

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