In Munich, Bayern are close to securing the next chapter of Harry Kane’s stay at the Allianz Arena. The England striker, now 33, has reached a broad agreement with the German champions on a new deal that would keep him in Bavaria until 2029.
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Kane’s existing Bayern contract runs to 2027, but discussions over an extension have accelerated in recent hours. Only minor details remain before the agreement can be completed.
Europe’s leading clubs have continued to monitor the forward, yet Kane’s preference has consistently been to remain in Munich. That intention now appears set to be formalised with a two-year extension.
The former Tottenham captain arrived in Germany in the summer of 2023 and quickly became Bayern’s central attacking figure. His goals have matched the expectations that accompanied his move from north London, making a longer commitment a natural priority for the club.
Domestic honours have already come during Kane’s Bayern period, while he has also played decisive roles in deep Champions League and World Cup runs. The major prize still missing from his time in Munich is the Champions League, a competition that remains central to Bayern’s ambitions.
Kane is also viewed as a serious Ballon d’Or contender after another period in which his scoring has carried weight at both club and international level. A contract through 2029 would underline Bayern’s belief that their leading striker can remain at the heart of that pursuit for years to come.
