FC Augsburg is taking a six-month loan with buyout option to Tottenham Hotspur.

The Bundesliga side FC Augsburg has announced that it will be taking a six-month loan with the possibility of buying out the deal from Tottenham Hotspur.

The move comes after Spurs failed to secure a permanent transfer for their German-based forward, Harry Kane. As a result, Augsburg will now have control over the player's services for the next six months.

Augsburg will pay Tottenham a fee of £15 million for the loan and can then buy out the deal if they wish. The club is hoping that Kane's presence in the team will help them achieve success on the pitch.

Kane has been a key player for Tottenham, scoring 22 goals in all competitions this season. He has also scored several important goals for England at international level.

Augsburg, who finished sixth in the Bundesliga last season, is looking to make a push for European football in the coming years. The loan deal could provide them with the opportunity to bring in a top-class striker to boost their chances of achieving their goal.

Overall, this move looks like a win-win situation for both sides involved. It gives Tottenham the chance to continue developing Kane while giving Augsburg the opportunity to strengthen their squad and potentially compete for major honours.