Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has confirmed he is in negotiations with the German club regarding a new contract. This confirmation arrives against the backdrop of Manchester United's desire to sign the England captain by 2027.
Kane's current deal with Bayern runs until the end of this season. Reports suggest that United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe is personally interested in bringing the former Tottenham forward to Old Trafford.
However, recent signs increasingly point towards Kane continuing his career in Germany. Bayern Munich are reportedly confident that the striker will sign a new agreement.
Following a remarkable 7-0 victory over Union Berlin, where Kane netted a brace and set a record for the fastest 100 goals in the Bundesliga, the Englishman spoke about his future.
Kane stated:
All I can say is that I’m enjoying every minute here. I’m incredibly happy.
The talks are ongoing. I really appreciate the support the fans have given me.
Kane added:
I think we’ve been waiting for a match like this this season. We’ve been winning and playing well, but perhaps not hitting the heights of last season yet.
So it was nice to put on such a performance before the international break. We didn't want to drop points going into a three-week hiatus. We played at the highest level from start to finish. Now we can enjoy this.
Thus, Kane's potential move to Manchester United may hinge directly on the outcome of his negotiations with Bayern Munich.
