Eric Dier says there’s no space for him to stay at Harry Kane’s £30m Munich mansion

Eric Dier has ruled out pitching up at Harry Kane’s mansion as there is no space for the new Bayern Munich star.

Dier made a shock loan move to Bayern Munich last week after Tottenham agreed to let the defender go in the last year of his contract.

Kane is understood to have played a major part in convincing the German giants to bring over his close pal, who he played with at Tottenham for close to a decade.

In a £3million move, Dier has penned a six-month contract at Bayern with an option to extend by another year – meaning any digs could be temporary at best.

However, Kane’s old buddy won’t be crashing at his mansion because there is no room at the inn, believes Dier.

Dier said, as quoted by The Sun: “I don’t know if he has any space there!

“I have not been there yet but he has invited me so I will go there for sure.

“But I don’t think I will stay there. He has a lot of kids so I know it is very busy. I don’t want to add to that work.”

Kane recently moved into his new £30million family home after spending months in a hotel.

He has been joined by his young family including his wife Kate and four kids – Ivy, 6, Vivienne, 5, Louis, 2, and five-month-old Henry.

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And while Dier might not be able to sofa-hop at Kane’s, he has already faced a cheeky grilling over his accent since swapping life in London for Munich.

But the defender has insisted he is settling into life quickly in Germany.

He added: “I need some golf lessons and German lessons I need, for sure.

“I will be doing everything to learn the language, it is very important for me.

“It has been fantastic since I arrived. I felt the history, and the warmth of the family here which feels special.”

Bayern will be hoping Dier can hit the ground running just like Kane has after the forward joined from Spurs last summer.

The England international has scored 26 times in 23 games for the German giants, who are trailing Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen in the league by four points.