Harry Kane is on his wat to Germany to undergo a medical examination with Bayern Munich. This comes as Tottenham have accepted a substantial offer of over €100 million for the talented English striker.

After weeks of prolonged negotiations, Bayern and Tottenham have finally reached an agreement.

Initially, there were suggestions that Kane was leaning towards remaining in the Premier League.

However, a new development has arisen: the 30-year-old has now committed to joining the Bundesliga champions. The Athletic reports that Kane is prepared to sign a four-year contract with Bayern.

Kane is expected to undergo his medical assessment and could finalise his move to Bayern by the conclusion of Friday.

He is poised to take on the No.9 jersey, which became available after Robert Lewandowski's transfer to Barcelona a year ago.

Consequently, Kane is highly unlikely to participate in Tottenham's Premier League opener against Brentford on Sunday.

With Kane's departure, Tottenham might now consider pursuing Romelu Lukaku, who is out of favour at Chelsea, as a replacement. The Belgian striker is seeking a new team.

The England captain is eager to leave a significant mark in the realm of Champions League competition.

Undoubtedly, his focus will be on clinching titles with his new club.

Throughout his career, Kane has yet to secure any silverware at either the club or international level, despite being the all-time leading goalscorer for both Tottenham and the English national team.