Rumours over release clause: Real Madrid eyeing up Harry Kane again | OneFootball

Harry Kane continues to make waves at FC Bayern, once again sparking interest from Real Madrid. Spanish media reports that the Royals want to lure the 32-year-old striker to Madrid next summer. However, Kane himself remains calm and is openly considering an extension in Munich.

As reported by the portal Fichajes, Real Madrid is said to be dreaming of signing the English national team captain. Kane could complement the already spectacularly staffed offensive around Kylian Mbappé, Rodrygo, and the Argentine super talent Franco Mastantuono. Accordingly, Kane could become a serious option, especially if Vinícius Jr. were to leave the club.

In the past, Kane has been a topic of discussion for the Madrid team multiple times, but a transfer always failed due to high transfer demands. In 2023, the striker finally decided to make the move to FC Bayern, which paid 95 million euros to Tottenham Hotspur.

Speculation about exit clause

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According to consistent reports, Kane's contract, which runs until 2027, is said to have an exit clause. Accordingly, he would have to inform the Munich team by winter if he wants to trigger it. The receiving club would allegedly have to transfer around 65 million euros to sign the striker from summer 2026.

In addition to Real, several Premier League clubs are also said to have their eye on Kane - including his former club Tottenham, which could soon have more leeway in the transfer market due to a planned takeover by financially strong investors.

Kane remains calm - and considers extension

The Bayern star himself has recently been relaxed. After the 4:0 against Werder Bremen, Kane said: "I still have almost two years. It's not like I'm in the last year of my contract and someone is panicking. I'm doing well. The club is doing well. I think they're happy with me, and I'm happy with them. Such conversations could take place."

With this, Kane deliberately left open a possible contract extension at FC Bayern. He referred to reports about an alleged exit clause as "rumors": "I always take it as a compliment, but I can only say that my focus is here at FC Bayern Munich." His family is also "happy" in Munich.

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