FC Bayern are pressing ahead with the extension of Harry Kane’s contract. Initial talks are underway – the signs are clearly pointing to him staying
FC Bayern are already working on securing the long-term future of their top goalscorer Harry Kane. Even though the England international striker’s contract runs until the summer of 2027, the Munich club have taken the first steps towards an early extension
As reported by kicker, there has already been an initial informal exchange between the club and the player. Concrete contract talks are set to follow in the foreseeable future. According to information from Sky, an extension of the working paper until 2028 or even 2029 is entirely realistic. Although there is no time pressure for the record champions, it is clear internally that Kane should be tied to the club as early as possible
Bayern wants planning security with its goalscorer
The reasons for this are obvious. Harry Kane has long since become a central figure at Säbener Straße, both in sporting and personal terms. This season, the 32-year-old has scored an impressive 35 goals in 26 competitive games and leads the Bayern attack with great consistency and authority. Despite his advanced footballing age, there is no doubt at FC Bayern about his ability
Kane himself has also recently let it be known on several occasions how comfortable he feels in Munich. During a visit to a fan club, the Englishman openly emphasized: „There is no place I would rather be at the moment.“ Statements that have been closely noted by Bayern bosses – and are seen as a positive signal
Kane has also arrived off the pitch
In addition to the sporting arguments, the environment also clearly speaks in favour of him staying. Kane has settled in quickly in Munich, appreciates the family atmosphere at the club, the proximity to the fans and life in the city. FC Bayern, in turn, knows the importance of its star striker – not only as a goalscorer, but also as a leader and figurehead
Nothing has been signed yet, but the direction is clear: FC Bayern would like to go into the coming years with Harry Kane. The first talks have been held, the mutual will is there – now it is up to both sides to turn positive signals into contractual facts.
