Kane to extend stay at Bayern: Dreesen announces contract talks! | OneFootball

Harry Kane has recently emphasized that he is open to an early contract extension with FC Bayern. The 32-year-old feels very comfortable at the record champion, both privately and professionally, according to his own statements. Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has now made it clear that they will be speaking with the Englishman shortly.

The future of Harry Kane at FC Bayern remains a central topic. The contract of the English superstar runs until 2027, but speculation about a possible extension is already underway. CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen now spoke about the situation in an interview with Welt am Sonntag.

"Harry feels completely comfortable. We will talk about it in due course. At the moment we are only focusing on the current season," Dreesen explained. Thus, he confirmed that it's less about whether Bayern wants to extend with Kane, but more about when the right time is to have these discussions.

In recent months, there have been increasing reports that the top clubs in England are hoping for the striker's return after the 2026 World Cup.

Kane's Form More Important Than His Age

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When asked that Kane will be 34 years old at the end of his contract, Dreesen responded calmly. "Contrary to all doomsday predictions two years ago, Harry is getting better year by year. If this continues, the answer is clear."

The top scorer has 20 scorer points (17 goals, 3 assists) in nine games this season. Kane is the linchpin in Munich's offensive play and is indispensable to the team.

This underlines the Bayern boss's point that the striker's sporting development is more crucial for the club than his age. Kane, who is proving his goal-scoring qualities and versatility in his second season in Munich, could therefore play a central role for the German record champion beyond 2027.

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