Bayern Munich plan Tuesday meeting amid four Harry Kane options, Man Utd and Chelsea plot more transfers – Paper Round

Bayern Munich will hold a meeting on Tuesday to discuss whether they should continue to pursue Harry Kane this summer or look at other options, the Independent reports. With Bayern £10m short of what Tottenham would accept, Kane wants his future to be resolved before the Premier League starts this weekend, and that could all depend on Bayern’s decision on Tuesday.

“The Bundesliga champions have four options available to them, all of which will be discussed over Tuesday. One is another bid, although it remains to be seen whether they would go high enough to match Levy’s demands.

“The second is waiting until January, when they could well get Kane for a knock-down price, in a similar manner to Christian Eriksen’s exit for Internazionale in January 2020. A third is negotiating a pre-contract once Bosman rules allow at that point. A fourth, currently being mooted, is acting on longstanding interest in Eintracht Frankfurt’s Randal Kolo Muani.”

Chelsea head coach Mauricio Pochettino is hoping for four more arrivals before the summer transfer window closes, the Daily Mail reports. The Blues are expected to sign Leeds United’s Tyler Adams, with offers also being worked on for Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise and Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic. Brighton’s Moises Caicedo, meanwhile, is eager for a move to Chelsea amid reports a fresh bid has been made for the midfielder.

“Palace have not been happy about Chelsea’s approach for Olise, who is also on City’s radar, but Palace want Chelsea left-back Lewis Hall on loan. Brighton say they expect Caicedo to start their opening game.”

Manchester United will prioritise Fiorentina’s Sofyan Amrabat and signing a centre-half if several sales go through, the Independent reports. Despite rejecting West Ham’s £60m double offer for Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay, talks between the two clubs are expected to continue, while Everton are also monitoring Maguire.

“A fee would still have to be agreed with Fiorentina, though, and Ten Hag has been considering a move for Romeo Lavia should that deal fall through.”

Liverpool must meet Southampton’s £50m valuation for Romeo Lavia after a third offer totalling £45m was rejected, the Guardian reports. Liverpool are expected to make a fourth bid, which should meet the demands of Southampton, who named Lavia on the bench for their opening Championship match against Sheffield Wednesday on Friday. Lavia signed for Southampton from Manchester City for £10.5m last summer.