If there is one transfer target Tottenham Hotspur fans are dreaming of more than any other - even new Premier League superstar Antoine Semenyo - then it is a reunion with Sir Harry Kane, one of the greatest strikers of all time.
And if there were any doubts about Kane's status as an all time great, which were largely doubts expressed by those outside of London, then he has made the haters into believers as the center piece superstar of Bayern Munich. On a club with ambition that wins titles, Kane is breaking out, showing the full extent of his world class all around abilities with the likes of Michael Olise, Jamal Musiala, and Luis Diaz surrounding him.
Tottenham are reeling without a true top striker, and they may be that caliber of a striker away from actually getting somewhere in the Premier League. Though he is 32 and now a few years away from Tottenham, Kane is better than ever and aging like a proverbial fine wine. In fact, he's better than ever and is a legitimate Ballon d'Or front runner for possibly the first time in his entire career.
Harry Kane waxes poetic on Bayern Munich
But for any Tottenham fan dreaming of a reunion with Kane, the Bayern man is making it abundantly clear that he is 100 percent satisfied with his life in Bavaria regardless of any release clause and has no plans on leaving.
Here's what he said at the press conference before Bayern Munich's high profile Champions League clash with his old rivals Arsenal to deliver one more blow to Tottenham hearts, via iMiaSanMia:
The move to Bayern has been one of the best decisions of my life. To experience a new League and a team like Bayern Munich, to have these European nights, surround myself in a different culture and different players. It's been a great step in my career and helped me improve as a player. I'm quite open to staying longer. I think we're one of the best teams in Europe. I don't look at any other team and say I want to go there to improve there. At the moment I'm really happy here. I have just over 18 months left on my contract. I'm sure there will be some discussions over the next couple of months over the future and what Bayern want to do. All I can say is that I'm really happy here and don't see anything changing in the near future."
Every single time Kane opens his mouth to talk about Bayern Munich and the speculation about a transfer back to Tottenham - or even to another European powerhouse in Barcelona - he only seems to grow more effusive in his praise about Bayern. Yeah, he isn't going anywhere.