"Don’t have that feeling…": Dreesen addresses Kane rumours | OneFootball

In recent weeks, rumors about Harry Kane's departure in the summer of 2026 have been increasing. Now, Bayern's Chairman of the Board, Jan-Christian Dreesen, has commented on the reports - and found clear words.

Harry Kane is an indispensable part of FC Bayern's team. On Friday evening, the English national player scored his 100th goal in the jersey of the German record champion - since his arrival, he has been in absolute top form. Surprisingly, there have recently been reports about a possible departure next summer. Allegedly, Kane's contract should include a clause from the year 2026 that allows him to return to the Premier League.

Tottenham is even supposed to have the right to sign the center forward for a certain sum. Therefore, after Bayern's 4:0 victory over Werder Bremen, FCB board boss Jan-Christian Dreesen was also asked about Kane's future.

At the Sky microphone, he explained: "I don't have the feeling that he is thinking about anything other than FC Bayern. I think more has been talked about this in public than it was a topic for us."

"My focus is on FC Bayern Munich"

The player himself was also asked about the topic after the match. Kane, who contributed two goals against Bremen, when asked whether he would like to score the next 100 goals for Munich, said: "Yes, here in Munich. I am very happy here. I know there has been a lot of talk and excitement lately. This is sometimes understandable when your contract is running out in a few years and you are playing well."

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Kane continued: "I take that as a compliment. But I can only say that my focus is here at FC Bayern Munich. I am happy and my family is happy."

Subsequently, the 32-year-old was asked if he was open to discussions about a contract extension. There, the FCB key player was quite open and emphasized: "We have not talked about it yet. But I'm sure we can talk about it. My contract still runs for almost two years. So it's not like I'm in my last year and everyone is panicking. I'm in a good situation, and the club is in a good situation. I believe the club is satisfied with me, and I am satisfied with it. So yes, these discussions can take place."

"So far they have not taken place. But when the time comes, we will have an open and honest conversation about where I stand and what the future of the club looks like. I can only say that we are moving in the right direction, and I am happy about that," Kane also emphasized.

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