FC Bayern is determined to keep Harry Kane beyond the summer of 2027. According to recent reports, the Munich club is prepared to make significant concessions to the English superstar during contract negotiations.
Since his arrival in Munich, Harry Kane has been one of FC Bayern’s most important players. The 32-year-old is also confirming his exceptional form at the World Cup. With a brace in the 2-1 victory over the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the captain practically single-handedly propelled the English national team into the Round of 16 and now has five goals in the tournament.
The striker’s performances are also indispensable for FC Bayern. Last season, Kane scored an impressive 61 goals in 51 competitive matches, once again proving to be the decisive factor in the German record champions’ offensive play.
Talks planned after the World Cup
The Englishman’s current contract expires in the summer of 2027. Although both Bayern Munich and Kane have repeatedly emphasized in recent months their desire to continue their successful partnership, concrete contract negotiations have not yet taken place.
That could change soon.
As transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports, a meeting between Bayern Munich officials and Kane’s representatives is planned for after the World Cup concludes. The meeting is intended to discuss the terms for a contract extension.
Bayern wants to meet Kane halfway
Particularly noteworthy: According to Romano, the Munich club is willing to go to great lengths to meet Harry Kane’s demands in order to keep the striker at the club for the long term.
The talks are likely to focus primarily on financial terms. With an estimated annual salary of around 24 to 25 million euros, Kane is already one of the top earners at FC Bayern. As part of an extension, this salary could be adjusted once again.
The duration of the new contract is also expected to be a key issue. According to reports, Bayern favors an extension through 2028 with an option for an additional year. Kane, on the other hand, is said to be demanding at least a fixed two-year contract.
One thing is clear: The club officials at Säbener Straße are determined to do everything in their power to keep their star striker in a Bayern jersey well beyond the coming years.