Harry Kane Has Already Made a Decision on His Future With Bayern Munich

34 goals in 30 games have been enough for Bayern Munich to make a definitive call: Harry Kane must lead the project until 2029. All of this while he battles alongside Mbappé and Haaland for the European Golden Boot

Currently, Kane’s contract—reportedly worth around €480,000 per week—is set to expire in June 2027. However, according to reports from Sky Germany, Bayern Munich are prepared to extend the 32-year-old striker’s deal until either 2028 or 2029

Despite rumors linking him to FC Barcelona or a potential romantic return to Tottenham, the striker has no intention of moving. Kane feels settled in Germany and is fully open to extending his stay at the Allianz Arena. The club's sporting director, Max Eberl, confirmed the news himself: 'We are in talks with Harry

The 'Kane Effect' in the Bundesliga

With Kane spearheading the attack, Bayern has been nearly unbeatable this season, suffering only two defeats: away to Arsenal in the Champions League and against Augsburg in the league. Thanks to his clinical goal-scoring instinct, Die Roten lead the Bundesliga with a comfortable eight-point cushion and only 13 matchdays remaining.

Furthermore, the Englishman is in the thick of the battle for the European Golden Boot. He currently sits atop the standings with 21 league goals, tied with Kylian Mbappé and closely followed by Erling Haaland, who has tallied 20.

Happiness in Munich

Kane has made no secret of how well he has adapted to Bavaria, where he finally managed to lift his first professional trophies after a 19-year drought in London. In recent statements, the striker was emphatic about his current situation: 'Moving to Bayern was one of the best decisions of my life.