Bayern Munich chief Uli Hoeness has responded to reports about the club possibly spending €100million on Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane.
Kane and Spurs are set to finish the season without silverware once again following their exit in the UEFA Champions League to AC Milan this week.
The England international's future has once again come into his question, with the links with Bayern continuing to brew as the German side look for Robert Lewandowski's replacement.
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"I can imagine a player coming who costs 100 million euros. But in the case of Kane in particular, I've expressed my opinion," Hoeness told Sky Deutschland:
"He's almost 30 years old. Last year, Tottenham rejected an offer from City for €160m. That's why I said it wasn't a transfer for Bayern.
"I'm one of nine board members and if the other eight say he'll be bought, then he'll be bought. We live in a democracy."
Former Liverpool midfielder Dietmar Hamann hopes to see Kane leave for a team capable of winning the Champions League.
I would like to see him play for a team that can win the Champions League. He's turning 30 and it would probably be his last chance this summer or next to do anything else," Hamann said.
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