Harry Kane’s contract with FC Bayern Munich runs until summer 2027, but he could leave the record champions as early as next summer by invoking an exit clause. However, there is no cause for concern, as the striker once again emphasized.
Harry Kane has been impressively proving in recent weeks that, at 32, he is still far from reaching the peak of his career. Across all competitions, the Englishman has already scored 24 goals in 18 competitive games, none of which FC Bayern Munich has lost. Kane is under contract with the record champions until the summer of 2027, but this includes an exit clause at the end of the current season.
Kane: “Very unlikely that anything will change after this season”
According to Spanish media reports, FC Barcelona, among others, is interested in activating this clause in order to replace Robert Lewandowski at the top of the attack. However, Kane made it clear to Bild: “I haven’t been in contact with anyone, no one has approached me.” Kane, who had already hinted at contract talks with FC Bayern in January at the end of October, emphasized once again: “I feel very comfortable in the current situation, even though we haven’t discussed my situation with Bayern yet.”
There is still no rush, he is “really happy” in Munich, but he is simply not thinking about the new season yet: “First of all, there is a World Cup in the summer. And it is very unlikely that anything will change after this season.” He is sure that there will be “talks in the coming months.” Then we will see “what is best for the future.” However, there is no cause for concern for Bayern fans.
Herbert Hainer also expressed confidence in this regard before the Bayern team’s departure for London, where the Champions League clash with Premier League leaders Arsenal is scheduled for Wednesday. The president perceives Kane as “incredibly happy” and is “firmly convinced that he really likes it in Munich. We will talk. He will make it dependent on what his plans for the future look like. But I am firmly convinced that FC Bayern also has very, very good chances.”
