Barça campaign: crazy transfer promise for Bayern star Kane | OneFootball

In the midst of the presidential election campaign at FC Barcelona, one candidate is causing a stir with a spectacular announcement: Harry Kane is to be sent to Spain if he wins the election

FC Barcelona are currently not only dealing with sporting issues, but also with the future of the club’s leadership. In the course of the current election campaign, presidential candidate Xavi Vilajoana has now made headlines with a prominent name – and indirectly brought an FC Bayern star into play

Vilajoana presented a picture of Harry Kane in a Catalan shirt on social media and confidently declared: „Taking care of our La Masia players was my top priority, but we will always need the ability to attract elite stars. We can make that happen.“

The candidate thus emphasized that, in addition to promoting the club’s own youth, it must also be possible to sign top international stars

Kane as an election campaign promise

Kane is repeatedly being talked about as a possible preferred candidate in Barcelona – especially with a view to the long-term succession of Robert Lewandowski in the center of attack. Although no concrete talks are known, the Bayern star’s name is obviously ideal for generating attention during the election campaign

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For FC Bayern, the announcement does not change the sporting reality for the time being. Kane is a permanent fixture in Munich, a sporting force and one of the most important key players. The fact that his name is now appearing in the Barça election campaign is more likely to be seen as a political manoeuvre at Säbener Straße than a concrete transfer threat

FC Barcelona is considered to be heavily in debt, and a transfer of the magnitude of Harry Kane is likely to be far too expensive for the Catalans. The superstar is expected to earn up to 25 million euros gross per year in Munich. Kane’s market value is currently estimated at 65 million euros. He joined Bayern in 2023 for a transfer fee of around 100 million euros.