Boost for Tottenham: Bayern could miss out on £60m PL attacker | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur may have received a major boost in their pursuit of Brentford winger Kevin Schade ahead of the summer transfer window.

Spurs are reportedly among the clubs showing strong interest in signing the 24-year-old attacker, who is also being monitored by Bayern Munich and Inter Milan.

Tottenham have endured a disappointing 2025–26 Premier League campaign and could be set for a significant squad overhaul amid uncertainty surrounding Igor Tudor’s long-term future at the club.

Tottenham and Bayern eye move for Kevin Schade?

Schade joined Brentford from SC Freiburg in a club-record deal in 2023 and has since established himself as one of the club’s key players.

The versatile forward has registered seven goals and three assists in the Premier League this season, attracting the attention of several top European clubs.

The German attacker remains under contract with Brentford until 2028, and the Bees are keen to retain his services, although they are aware of growing interest in one of their prized assets.

Tottenham have been hit hard by injuries to several attacking players this season, with Mohammed Kudus, Wilson Odobert, Dejan Kulusevski and James Maddison all spending time on the sidelines, while Brennan Johnson was sold to Crystal Palace during the January transfer window.

Bayern Munich interest in Schade – boost for Tottenham?

Christian Falk has told CFBayern that Bayern Munich have considered Kevin Schade as an option as they look to bring in another attacker to compete with Luis Diaz.

RB Leipzig attacker Yan Diomande is believed to be one of Bayern’s preferred targets, although the Bavarian giants could be priced out of a deal, potentially opening the door for other clubs such as Liverpool.

Schade is viewed as a possible alternative to Diomande, but Bayern could struggle to meet Brentford’s €70m (£60m) asking price for the winger.

If that proves to be the case, Tottenham may have a stronger chance of prising him away from Brentford, although Spurs may not be able to offer European football next season.