MILAN (Reuters) -French luxury goods group Kering agreed to pay almost 187 million euros ($207 million) to settle a dispute with Italian tax authorities centred on its fashion brand Bottega Veneta, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday. Kering confirmed the outlines of the settlement, without giving the cost, saying it would have no impact on the group’s results in 2022 or on its recurring tax rate in future years. “In the spring of 2019, given the rapid changes in its business environment, its strong international growth and some uncertainties of Italian legislation…