Bild journalist takes bizarre swipe at ‘30-year-old BONE’ Harry Kane and tells Bayern Munich NOT to sign him in transfer

A COLUMNIST for German newspaper Bild has taken a bizarre swipe at Tottenham star Harry Kane.

That’s by describing him as a “30-year-old bone” – while also urging Bayern Munich NOT to spend £100million on him this summer.

A Bild columnist has taken a bizarre swipe at Tottenham star Harry KaneRex

Kane, 30, looks set to quit Spurs after almost 20 years at his boyhood club.

The England captain is desperate to link up with former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel in Bavaria.

And a fresh transfer bid from Bayern is expected this week following several failed offers, the last of which was worth £82m.

The Bundesliga champions are now considering meeting Spurs’ £100m valuation for Kane, who has just one year remaining on his deal.

But doubts have now been cast over the value of the transfer by Bild journalist Raimund Hinko, who has penned an open letter to Bayern chiefs urging them to axe talks.

He can’t believe Tottenham rejected the previous bid of £82m for a player no longer in his twenties who is also a free agent next summer.

Hinko described Kane as an “old bone” who would need a “miracle” to fill Robert Lewandowski’s boots.

And he also took aim at Spurs’ lack of silverware, claiming the last time they were champions of England was in the “Stone Age.”

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Hinko titled his column: “A last ditch effort to keep you [Bayern] from spending 100 million or more on a – sorry – 30-year-old bone.”

Part of it read: “[Kane’s] wide-arm movement fills almost the entire penalty area.

“Why the hell are Tottenham now even making fun of Bayern and spreading rumours that they want to buy [Bayern kid] Mathys Tel.

“You can’t let Tottenham show you up, dear Bayern officials. Don’t ridicule.

“Who are they from this London suburb anyway? English champions in Stone Age football 62 and 72 years ago.

“These are just thoughts, dear Bayern officials. This is not meant to be know-it-all, no bossiness.

“And if, contrary to my expectations, things should work out with Kane, I’ll be the first to congratulate you.”

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