Barcelona's management has reportedly reignited their pursuit of England captain and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane. According to the "Daily Mail," the Catalan giants have contacted the forward's representatives while Kane is competing with his national team at the World Cup in North America.
The 32-year-old striker, who has already netted three goals at the World Cup, has one year remaining on his contract with the Bavarian club. While sources at Camp Nou believe they can secure the necessary funds for such a transfer, reports indicate that Kane himself is very content at the Allianz Arena and has no intentions of leaving the club.
The "Daily Mail" also revealed that Kane's representatives immediately rebuffed Barcelona's advances upon receiving the inquiry. The publication claims their priority after the World Cup is to negotiate a new contract with Bayern.
Barcelona is actively seeking a top-tier striker to replace Robert Lewandowski. Their attempts to sign Atletico Madrid's prolific scorer Julián Álvarez have so far proven unsuccessful.