Bayern Munich are confident that Harry Kane will sign a new long-term contract. Negotiations have intensified over the summer, and in Munich, they now consider the extension more a question of when rather than if.
The 33-year-old striker's current deal runs until 1 July 2027. According to TEAMtalk, Bayern would like to finalise an agreement with Kane during the upcoming international break, with the club's internal deadline set before the New Year.
Meanwhile, representatives of the England captain have explored other potential career paths. Notably, Al-Hilal had shown interest and viewed him as a key target, but they have since shifted their focus to Ollie Watkins.
Should Kane decide against extending his contract, options for a return to the Premier League could open up. TEAMtalk reports that both Tottenham and Manchester United would be ready to consider signing the forward.
Another potential destination is Barcelona. The Catalan side is looking for a new central striker in 2027, with their primary target being Julian Alvarez. If they fail to secure the Argentine, Kane could emerge as an attractive alternative, particularly if there’s an opportunity to sign him as a free agent.
However, at this moment, the most likely scenario remains the continuation of the Englishman’s career in Munich. Bayern are pleased with Kane's commitment to the club and are confident that negotiations will lead to a new agreement.
Kane has netted 150 goals and provided 34 assists in 153 appearances for Bayern. In his latest outing against Elversberg, he also reached the impressive milestone of 100 goals in the Bundesliga.
