Harry Kane proposed to make a shock arsenal movement for the legend of gunners Paul Merson after the release clause of former Tottenham striker is revealed

Harry Kane could make Arsenal sensational movement in the coming years, according to former Gunners midfielder Paul Merson.

Kane spent his entire career in the Tottenham archrivals before making a great money move to Bayern Munich last summer.

Kane joined the Bundesliga club in an agreement that could eventually be worth £ 120 million, but now it has arisen that there is a purchase stipulation in the contract of the striker that can activate.

The reports in Germany claim that the clause could have been activated during the most recent winter transfer window for a rate of £ 67 million, and the price will decrease to £ 54 million next January.

And speaking in Sky Sports, Merson said he would not be surprised to see Arsenal to make a movement with his old club I still desperately need a top no 9.

“Arsenal will buy it,” he said. When asked if he was serious, he added: 'Why not? £ 64m, why not? Sol Campbell did it (make the movement). People will “oh, he is this age and that age”, but Arsenal needs now.

Harry Kane joined Bayern Munich in 2023, but has a liberation clause in his contract at the club

'If Arsenal has not won the league, you must risk. You have to risk, buy someone who is tested.

'I would not be surprised, and when you are Harry Kane and they have told you that you can go for £ 64 million, there are only a couple of equipment that could buy it.

'Maybe Tottenham returns it, but he will have to win something at Bayern Munich to return to Tottenham. If you have not won anything at Bayern Munich, you will not return to Tottenham to win anything. '

Mail Sport, however, understands that Kane is currently very happy in Germany and has no intention of activating the clause in the short term.

When he left the Spurs for Allianz Arena, it is understood that Tottenham president Daniel Levy negotiated the first rejection as part of the agreement with Bayern.

This clause can only be activated in case Bayern agrees to sell to Kane and the striker who gives green light to Spurs, a club where he is idolized after becoming his highest scorer of all time.

Even then, there is no fixed fee on the stipulation of Tottenham's first option, which means that the club would still have to negotiate a price with Bayern before exercising the option.

Paul Merson says he can see Arsenal making a movement for the former Tottenham man

Kane, who scored 213 goals from the Premier League, left the Spurs hoping to finally win trophies, but could not do it in his first campaign with Bayern.

He has not had problems in front of the goal, scoring 70 times in 72 appearances, and his team currently stays six points at the top of the Bundesliga.