We have a buy-back clause for Harry Kane — Daniel Levy reveals

Tottenham’s chairman, Daniel Levy, has revealed shocking information about Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich.

The 30-year-old swapped the Lilywhites for the Munich-based side this summer for a reported £100 million fee, ending his career-long association with the North London side.

He became Tottenham’s record scorer last season, and despite the club’s desire to keep him, his lack of trophy success inspired a desire to leave, but according to Levy, a way back to the Premier League side had already been negotiated.

The Tottenham top brass was quoted today as saying that a release clause was included in Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich, meaning should the player and Tottenham seek a reunion, the Bavarians can do little to nothing in the way of hindrance.

"There is a buy-back clause," Levy said on a fan’s forum, per Goal.

Harry Kane has made it clear that the need to add trophies to his resume is the reason he made the move to Germany. Fulfilling this desire could open him up to a return to his boyhood club, and if Levy is to be believed, there is already a pathway for it.