Bayern move to extend Kane’s contract

Harry Kane is set to extend his stay at Bayern Munich, with the club preparing a new contract that effectively ends interest from Barcelona and Al‑Hilal. The England captain’s current deal runs until 2027, but both parties are now pushing to prolong a partnership that has produced extraordinary numbers. Reports from Ben Jacobs and the BBC indicate that talks earlier this year were positive, paused only until after the World Cup, with negotiations now resuming to finalise terms.

Kane’s impact in Germany has been historic: 146 goals in 147 matches across three seasons, including 61 goals in 51 games during the 2025‑26 campaign — surpassing Robert Lewandowski’s single‑season club record. His prolific form and standout World Cup record attracted interest from Al‑Hilal and Barcelona, but both approaches were rebuffed.

By securing Kane’s future, Bayern ensure elite‑level output from a striker who, even at 33, shows no sign of slowing down.