Harry Kane is a scandalously sensational player who holds the title of all-time leading scorer for both his country, England, and his club, Tottenham. 

With an impressive record of 213 goals from 320 top-flight games, the 30-year-old is expected to surpass the current record holder, Alan Shearer, and become the Premier League's highest scorer within the next two years. 

There's no denying that Kane stands alone as a significant figure in football's modern history, but the biggest problem is, despite his incredible contributions and clinical finishing, he has yet to secure any major trophies in his otherwise illustrious career thus far. 

That is also the reason why Kane's future in Tottenham has remained uncertain for several seasons. But now, after numerous disappointments and fleeting moments of hope, the opportunity to break his increasingly frustrating trophy drought has finally arrived.

According to multiple media outlets, German giants Bayern Munich and Tottenham have agreed a deal for Kane worth more than 100 million euros ($110 million). The striker, who wanted the situation resolved before the new season begins this weekend, is now waiting for a green light to travel for a medical and to complete the transfer. 

Upon joining Bayern, Kane would have a golden opportunity to advance to the latter stages of the Champions League. Additionally, winning a German Bundesliga title would seem highly probable, considering the Bavarian club's impressive track record of securing the title in the last 11 editions. 

It was extremely challenging for Kane to consider leaving Tottenham. The chairman, Daniel Levy, has consistently rebuffed interest in Kane, who has only one year left on his contract. Recently, Bayern made three unsuccessful bids for Kane, with the first offer made in June. However, they have recently made a breakthrough by increasing their offer.

While Kane is believed to have had a positive pre-season under their new manager, Ange Postecoglou, who are desperate to keep his team's brightest star, the English talisman remains reluctant to sign a new deal. As a result, selling Kane now is viewed as the optimal choice for Tottenham, rather than risking losing him on a free transfer next year. 

The Athletic revealed that Bayern has offered Kane a staggering 25 million pounds ($31 million) per season, which includes all-inclusive terms. This amounts to an impressive 480,000 pounds per week, more than doubling his current basic salary.

The loss of Kane would undoubtedly be a significant blow for Tottenham. With only three weeks remaining in the transfer window, they have limited time to strengthen a side that showed signs of stagnation during the previous season.  

However, a 100 million euros windfall would greatly assist Postecoglou in making further improvements to his squad, allowing him to leave his mark. Some may even view it as an opportunity for a fresh start and a chance to reset.  

For Kane, the move to Bayern opens up new horizons, especially with the upcoming Euro 2024 to be held in Germany. It presents an opportunity for him to taste the success that has eluded him at Spurs, despite consistently delivering magnificent performances. Buckle up and get ready for an exciting new journey ahead.