Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy made a shocking revelation regarding the transfer agreement that sent the club's all-time top scorer, Harry Kane, to German powerhouse Bayern Munch.
The club executive shared that Tottenham has a buy-back clause that will enable them to reacquire the 30-year-old in the future.
The prolific striker has been keeping an eye on his old team this season, wherein they are off to an unbeaten start, winning their last four games and ending their season opener in a draw. They currently sit in second place in the Premier League.
Kane completed his transfer to the German champions for $110 million during the recent summer transfer window.
Since joining Bavaria, the striker has had a remarkable start, finding the net in almost every one of his Bundesliga appearances.
The England national team's all-time topscorer's move to Bayern offers him a promising chance to finally add some silverware to his collection, especially considering Bayern's 11-year streak of winning the German top-flight competition.
Kane has not won a major trophy yet for club and country in his senior professional career.
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Harry Kane relocates to Germany alone
Recent reports stated that Kane relocated to Grünwald, an affluent Munich suburb, while his wife Kate and their four children will continue to reside in their Hertfordshire mansion in London.
The couple has access to a private jet, making the journey between Germany and the UK convenient.
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