Alan Shearer breaks the internet with reaction to Harry Kane leaving EPL for Bayern Munich

Harry Kane's protracted transfer saga took a new twist as Bayern Munich reportedly have an agreement in place with Tottenham Hotspur for the transfer of the forward. A transfer fee of more than £100 million has been mooted for the player who has only a year left in his current deal. The England skipper has never been so close to leaving the club as Spurs reportedly have given him permission to discuss contract details with the German champions. Reactions have been pouring in since the news has spread out.

3 things you need to know

• Harry Kane is Premier League's highest active goalscorer 
• He finished behind Erling Haaland in the Premier League goalscoring charts
• Kane is on his way out from the Premier League as he has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich

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Alan Shearer posted a hilarious tweet on Harry Kane's transfer 

Former Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer is the latest to join the bandwagon as he took to social media platform 'X' to comment on Harry Kane's potential Premier League exit. Shearer is currently Premier League's top goalscorer with 260 goals while Kane is sniffing on his shoulder and is just 47 goals behind having played 121 games lesser than the former England international.

The 52-year-old shared a picture from his official Twitter handle where he can be seen posing as an aircraft pilot just beside a chartered plane and the caption read, "Come on Harry it's time to go!"

His post took very little time to break the internet and almost 4.2 million people have already viewed the tweet. Former players like Gary Lineker and Ian Wright reacted to the post.

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Is there a late twist in Harry Kane's move to Bayern Munich?

Kane's move might have got another twist as the player reportedly has been asked by the club not to fly to Germany as the North Londoners are still scrutinising minute details of the deal. Spurs chairman Daniel Levy wants to make sure they get the maximum fee guaranteed and the rest can be in add-ons. The deal is likely to go ahead despite the recent delay as Kane has his eye set on the Bundesliga. But recent reports have indicated that Kane is free to go to Munich for a medical.