Buy-back clause for Tottenham: Bayern’s plan to keep Kane | OneFootball

The bosses of FC Bayern have apparently set a timeline for a contract extension with Harry Kane. A clause in the striker's contract plays a significant role.

According to information from Sport BILD, the bosses of FC Bayern have agreed on a clear timeline for an extension with star striker Harry Kane.

Kane has an exit clause in his current contract amounting to 65 million euros for the upcoming summer. However, this must be activated by January 31 and also includes a buy-back option for Tottenham Hotspur. According to the report, FC Bayern plans to deliberately let this clause expire. Instead, the Munich club intends to intensify talks about a possible extension only after the deadline has passed.

The club management hopes that after three years in Munich, Kane has no concrete interest in returning to England and fully identifies with the club.

At the same time, the report states internally that even in the event of an extension, there will be no salary increase for Kane. With a gross annual salary of around 24 million euros, the 32-year-old is already the highest-paid player in the squad. In light of cost-saving measures and his age—Kane would be 34 at the end of his current contract in 2027—they do not want to take on any further financial risks.

Kane Extension? Salary Structure Remains a Major Topic at FC Bayern

Kane has long established himself as a key figure in Munich. Since his 100-million transfer in the summer of 2023, he has been indispensable. In his first season, he scored 36 Bundesliga goals—more than any other FCB player in their debut season in Munich. In the second season, he scored 26 times. Currently, he continues this trend seamlessly: after the first ten competitive games of the current season, he already has 18 goals and once again leads the internal scoring list confidently.

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Despite Kane's outstanding role, Bayern's financial course remains clear. The sports management team, including Max Eberl and Christoph Freund, wants to keep the budget under control, especially regarding top salaries. Should Tottenham attempt to exercise the buy-back option in the winter, Bayern currently sees no threat. Kane himself recently expressed openness to a long-term stay and indicated that he feels comfortable in Munich.

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