Early exit? Kane dreams of a treble triumph with Bayern | OneFootball

Ever since the revelation of a release clause in Harry Kane's contract, there has been heated speculation about the future of the striker. While Tottenham does not rule out a return, FC Bayern is working on a long-term commitment of their top striker. Kane himself, however, is focusing entirely on his sports career.

Harry Kane transferred to FC Bayern from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023 for just under 95 million euros. In Munich, he quickly became a superstar, regularly celebrating new records and leading the offense to new strength. But despite his contract running until 2027, his future remains a topic - not least because of a stipulated release clause that should enable him an uncomplicated transfer in the summer of 2026.

Maximum Success with Bayern: "Kane has a clear goal in mind"

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According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Spurs are particularly hoping for a return of their prodigal son. However, there have been no concrete talks so far. "Nothing will happen in the coming months, as Kane has a clear goal in mind," Romano explained. Sources have confirmed to him that the Englishman is convinced that he can win all titles with FC Bayern - including the Champions League.

Tottenham secured a kind of preferential option as part of the transfer at the time. Accordingly, FC Bayern would have to inform the Spurs first if Kane actually expresses a desire to transfer or if another club offer arrives.

Meanwhile, the German record champion is thinking less about a sale than about an extension. Both Harry Kane himself and Sporting Director Max Eberl have recently shown openness to continuing the collaboration. "It's absolutely conceivable," Eberl emphasized, without setting a timetable for talks.

For Kane himself, sporting success is clearly in the foreground. After scoring over 100 goals in the Bayern jersey, he enjoys the role as a key player and wants to take the next step. A return to London remains an option for the future - but currently, a lot speaks for a long-term stay in Munich.

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