"Not ruled out": €250 million move for Harry Kane? | OneFootball

Could Harry Kane leave FC Bayern in the summer for an astronomical sum? Now, a transfer fee of around 250 million euros is even being suggested.

Speculation about Harry Kane's future continues unabated – and now a statement from TV legend Marcel Reif is causing a stir. The former commentator does not rule out the possibility that a club might offer an astronomical sum for the FC Bayern striker next summer.

The English national player is contracted to FC Bayern until 2027, but according to media reports, he has a release clause of 65 million euros, which he could activate next summer – provided he informs Munich in time during the winter.

Marcel Reif views the situation calmly. "Only if Kane says: 'I don't care about my contract, I want to leave tomorrow,'" would the clause become a problem for the German record champions, the 75-year-old said on the BILD show "Reif is live."

At the same time, Reif considers it possible that a club would be willing to offer a much higher sum. "I don't think it's out of the question that some crazies in some countries would do it with the 250 million euros," he explained – unmistakably referring to financially strong clubs from Saudi Arabia.

Reif on Kane: "Bayern is not so bad as an address"

A move for the 31-year-old there seems hardly realistic. "Would he go there?" Reif asked rhetorically – and answered himself: "He feels totally comfortable and Bayern is not so bad as an address."

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Kane himself recently made it clear that he could well imagine a longer future at FC Bayern. "As for staying longer, I could definitely see that. I haven't had any talks with FC Bayern yet, but if it comes to that, I would be ready to have an open and honest conversation," the striker told the Guardian.

According to reports, the club is already planning to start talks early about a possible contract extension – to avoid any uncertainty. Reif believes that the decision ultimately lies solely with Kane: "He will be able and allowed to decide that in the end. What is the life plan, does he want to end his career at Bayern?"

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