Harry Kane Incurs £1 Million Hotel Bill in Munich While He Continues His Search for a Permanent Residence Following Bayern Move


The England captain has successfully made a high-value transfer to a German club, ending his association with Tottenham. Since joining the reigning Bundesliga champions, he has made an immediate impact by scoring an impressive 17 goals in just 14 appearances across various competitions. 

Kane's remarkable performance includes three hat-tricks, one of which was against Borussia Dortmund in his recent encounter with Der Klassiker. The 30-year-old striker remains completely focused on football matters, as he is yet to be joined in Germany by his young family. Consequently, any plans for a permanent residence have been temporarily postponed.

Reportedly, Kane has incurred a substantial bill during his stay at the opulent Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Hotel, where his suite comes with a nightly price tag of £10,000. However, Kane's financial stability remains unaffected, as he reportedly earns a substantial weekly income of £415,000 at Bayern. Furthermore, there have been sightings of him exploring lavish properties in Bavaria, including a mansion priced at £70,000 per month. This grand residence boasts eight bedrooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, and a home cinema.

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