Kane’s current deal at German club expires in 2027
‘In terms of staying longer I could definitely see that’
Harry Kane says he is open to extending his stay at Bayern Munich and believes a return to the Premier League is no longer guaranteed.
The England captain’s deal expires in 2027 and suggestions of a £56.7m release clause that can be activated at the end of this season led to speculation over his future. Thomas Frank, the Tottenham manager, has said Kane would be welcomed back if he wanted to move.
That remains a distant prospect, even though coming back to England would give Kane an opportunity to get the 48 goals he needs to break the Premier League’s scoring record. The 32-year-old is hungry for more success after winning the Bundesliga last season to end his wait for a trophy, and his views on playing in English football again have evolved in the two years since he left Spurs for Bayern.
