If Kane leaves Bayern: This club leads the race for his signature | OneFootball

Harry Kane's contract with FC Bayern expires in 2027. Should he leave the club next summer, one club is apparently in pole position.

Harry Kane is currently fully focused on his duties at FC Bayern, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The striker firmly believes that the German record champions can be a serious contender for the Champions League title this season. Nevertheless, speculation about a possible return to England persists - and one club would have the best cards.

Tottenham Hotspur, Kane's long-time home club, secured a buy-back option when the striker transferred in the summer of 2023, according to Romano. This clause could come into play if Kane decides to leave Munich one day.

Spurs coach Thomas Frank recently hinted that he would love to see the club icon back in North London. "I think there are many Tottenham fans, myself included, who would like to have Kane back," the Dane told the BBC. "If he wants to come to us, he is more than welcome!"

Frank, however, assesses the situation realistically: "Personally, I honestly don't think he will do that at the moment. He will probably stay with Bayern and continue to perform well."

Special connection between Kane and Tottenham

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Kane left the Spurs after almost two decades in the summer of 2023, after Bayern and Tottenham agreed on a transfer fee of around 100 million euros. In Munich, the English national player immediately made an impact: In his first Bundesliga season, he scored 36 goals and became the top scorer. In the following season, he scored 26 times and finally won his first professional football title with the Munich team.

Whether a return will ever happen remains to be seen. The BILD recently reported on a possible exit clause that could allow Kane to leave for 65 million euros after this season - but only if he announces the transfer already in winter. This clause has not been officially confirmed so far.

If Kane decides to leave Munich, the Spurs would probably have the best chances of signing him due to their buy-back option. Tottenham boss Daniel Levy confirmed shortly after the Kane transfer that this right was part of the deal with Bayern. However, the exact details of this clause have not been revealed.

The 32-year-old himself has repeatedly hinted that Tottenham remains a special club for him. "I will keep an eye on Tottenham for the rest of my life," Kane once stated.

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