WAG could scupper Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich transfer despite being No1 target

Bayern Munich's summer transfer plans could be influenced by the WAG of a summer target – and it isn't Harry Kane.

The Bundesliga giants earmarked the England captain as their key target following a tricky start to life under Thomas Tuchel – but are also linked with Victor Osimhen.

Tottenham forward Kane, 29, would have plenty to consider before moving his young family to Germany, but the family of Nigeria international Osimhen would feel closer to home.

His long-term partner Stefanie, with whom he shares a baby daughter, is from Germany – which could play a part in the forward in leaving Napoli.

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German outlet Bild have reported that in addition to Kane, Bayern are discussing an alternative in the form of Osimhen.

The Bayern board have discussed the 24-year-old as a potential signing after he scored 31 goals across all competitions last season as Napoli won the title.

Reporter Kevin Hatchard has then pointed out the nationally of Osimhen's partner, saying that Stefanie is keen to move the family back to her home.

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Stefanie has seemingly deleted her social media account in a bid to have more privacy, with Osimhen never posting snaps of his partner.

The 24-year-old did take to the pitch with their daughter after Napoli won the Scudetto for the first time since 1990 thanks to his 26 league goals.

Kane, on the other hand, has two daughters and son with wife Kate who is currently expecting their fourth child.

It would be tricky for Kane to leave London with such young family, despite him being keen to win silverware after nine full seasons without at Spurs.

Kane said back in May: "I feel like from a culture point of view we've been too up and down over the last few years so in any great team, any winning team, you know they have a way of doing things and whoever comes in, or is added to that, they kind of fit in straight away and know the standards.

"Ours have been a little bit loose I feel like, and we need to find a way to create that environment that drives success."

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