Insider Fabrizio Romano has reported that Harry Kane's camp and Bayern Munich are in talks about including a specific clause in his new contract pertaining to Tottenham Hotspur.
The current agreement for the 33-year-old striker, who made his move from Tottenham, expires at the end of this season. Negotiations for an extension with the Bundesliga champions have been ongoing for some time now. Kane himself has expressed a desire to remain in Munich.
I am extremely happy here. The talks are continuing. I truly appreciate the support from the fans, he stated on beIN SPORTS on September 18.
On September 25, Bayern's supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge confirmed the club's positive outlook:
I am optimistic. Generally, we offer players over 30 only one-year contracts, but there are exceptions. Harry is one such case. Last season, he scored 73 goals for club and country, with only Messi bagging more in this millennium. AI assessed his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or at 68%.
Romano has now revealed further details:
Negotiations between Harry, his brother Charlie, and Bayern are progressing very well. The financial aspects are nearly agreed upon. Now they're finalising the contract term and the "right of first refusal" clause for Tottenham, which was included in his current agreement in case of a return to the Premier League. These points need to be clarified, but the deal is very close.
