No farewell in sight: Bayern want to extend Harry Kane’s contract | OneFootball

The speculation surrounding Harry Kane shows no signs of stopping. The 32-year-old has long been linked with an early departure from Munich. In particular, FC Barcelona and clubs from the Premier League are said to have their eyes on the English striker. However, FC Bayern seems to be thinking in a completely different direction.

Kane's contract with the German record champions runs until 2027. In the summer of 2026, however, he could leave Bayern thanks to a fixed release clause for 65 million euros. This scenario regularly makes headlines, especially since the striker continues to enjoy high regard in his home country of England, and Kane himself is open to a return to the Premier League.

Bayern aims for extension

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According to information from transfer insider Ekrem Konur, the Munich club does not want to hear about an early departure. Instead, the officials are working on extending the contract with their superstar by another year until 2028.

This would send a clear signal early on and at the same time prevent Kane from leaving the club in 2026. Given his outstanding goal-scoring rate and influence on the offensive play, a long-term stay would be an enormous gain for Bayern both athletically and economically.

Kane as a key player

Since his record transfer from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer of 2023, Kane has met all expectations. With his scoring ability and leadership qualities, he is not only a goal guarantor but also a leading figure in Vincent Kompany's team. Even in the new season, the English superstar is scoring like clockwork. In the new season, he has scored 13 goals and provided three assists in seven games.

Physically, the striker also appears to be in top shape. Kane averages more than 9 km per game and is thus among the top 5 at FC Bayern.

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