Manchester United and Bayern Munich are currently the teams Kane's name is called with these days. Both of these teams would make use of a complete forward like Kane before anything else. Bayern Munich could have been more comfortable in the Bundesliga if they had a striker who has similar skills to Lewandowski. They would have been more competitive in the Champions League as well.
From some local news I read after the match between Tottenham and Manchester United, Kane was shouted at by some Red Devils fans with chants of "We are waiting for you in the summer" That's also what Kane told the media and said, "I heard it". Maybe from here, we can see the possibility that with the end of his contract, he will be closer to Manchester United. For Bayern Munich, in my opinion, Harry Kane is not suitable, including Bayern's playing style in the Bundesliga. Kane should feel comfortable in the Premier League. What's more, Bayern Munich are interested in other players, meaning they have stepped back from fighting over Kane.
So, Jude Bellingham and Real Madrid, huh? Quite a head-scratcher, if you ask me. No doubt, the kid's got mad skills, but is he really a necessity? Los Blancos ain't short on attacking midfield maestros, so adding another seems a tad excessive. Modric, our Croatian wizard, still rocks the pitch; why hustle for his heir?
And oh, the moneyyy! Word on the street says it's a hefty sum, and I'm like, should we really drop that dough on Bellingham? Couldn't we bolster other squad segments instead? Not hating on the idea of signing him, but let's play chess, not checkers. Snag the right talents when the moment's ripe
Real Madrid has made several purchases in the summer and it has never failed. Almost the targeted players can always adapt well. This is because in the summer new players who come can take longer to learn many things, including the style of play that the club wants. Real Madrid is not reckless in spending on players, so at the start of the January transfer, there weren't many that we could find Madrid eyeing players. Regardless of the selection going to Jude Bellingham, maybe Perez and Ancelotti know better the answer and what the team really needs as a long-term option.