Will Harry Kane return to the Premier League after all? A former Tottenham coach has caused a stir with his blunt comments about the Bayern striker’s future. However, the current situation at the record-holding champions tells a different story.
Harry Kane is one of FC Bayern’s most important players and is expected to extend his contract in Munich soon. Nevertheless, comments from his former coach, Tim Sherwood, have now sparked new speculation about the Englishman’s future.
In an interview with GB News, the former Tottenham coach stated: “Harry Kane wants to return to the Premier League.”
Sherwood even believes that the 32-year-old could envision a move to a title contender in England. “He’d like to join a club that can win the Premier League title,” said the 57-year-old.
A return to Tottenham? Bayern plans to extend his contract
Sherwood also does not rule out a return to Tottenham Hotspur by any means. “I wouldn’t rule out Tottenham Hotspur. I certainly wouldn’t,” emphasized the former Spurs coach.
However, he made a potential comeback contingent on sporting conditions: “If things start looking up again and they’re heading for the Champions League next season, then Harry—if he’s ready to return—will come back and want to play in the Champions League.”
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These statements, however, stand in stark contrast to the latest developments at FC Bayern. Although Kane’s contract runs through 2027, according to consistent media reports , the Munich club is working intensively on an early extension.
According to these reports, a new contract is a top priority for both the record champions and Kane himself. According to *kicker*, only the details regarding salary and contract length remain to be finalized.
Off the field as well, there are currently many reasons for him to stay. Kane and his family feel at home in Munich, and the forward continues to have excellent opportunities at FC Bayern to regularly compete for the Champions League and domestic titles.
Against this backdrop, Sherwood’s comments currently appear to be more of a personal assessment than an indication of concrete plans to leave. Much currently suggests that Kane will continue his successful tenure at FC Bayern beyond 2027.