Bayern Munich is concerned that public Harry Kane statements may jeopardise their chances of acquiring the Tottenham striker.

Bayern Munich CEO, Jan-Christian Dreesen is said to be upset about the public coverage about Harry Kane’s transfer.

Uli Hoeness, the president of Bayern Munich, spoke at length on Sunday about the club’s transfer dealings for the current transfer window, as well as their main transfer targets Kim Min-Jae and Harry Kane. But, CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen is allegedly dissatisfied with the public attention around Kane’s sale, fearing that it may raise the striker’s price.

WHAT THEY SAID: “It’s no secret that we’re very interested in Kane. Everything Uli Hoeness said is correct,” Dreesen said.

“But it’s best for us to stick with what Thomas Tuchel said. The grass doesn’t grow faster when you pull it…”.

THE BIGGER PICTURE: Bayern has already submitted three bids for the striker from Tottenham Hotspur as the Bavarians look for a new striker. If the prices keep driving up, Bayern may be forced to settle as they also face competition from Paris Saint-Germain. Dreesen reportedly wants to keep talks under wraps in the future in hopes that it may ease the deal a little.

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WHAT NEXT: The future of Kane remains uncertain and the coming weeks could see developments in the situation between Bayern and Spurs.