Harry Kane is set to remain at Bayern Munich after reaching an agreement in principle on a new contract that would run until 2029.
Agreement close to completion
The England captain, now 33, has reportedly settled on the duration of a fresh deal with the Bundesliga champions, while Bayern work through the outstanding contractual formalities.
- Kane’s existing Bayern contract is due to end in June 2027.
- The proposed arrangement would add a further two years, taking the agreement through to 2029.
- Image-rights provisions and other terms are among the points still being completed.
Outstanding record since Tottenham move
Kane arrived in Munich from Tottenham Hotspur in August 2023 and has quickly established himself as one of Bayern’s most influential players.
In 154 competitive matches for the German club, the forward has registered 152 goals and 34 assists.
Trophies and individual scoring success
Since his move to Bayern, Kane has collected two Bundesliga championships, one German Cup and two German Super Cups.
- Two Bundesliga titles
- One German Cup
- Two German Super Cups
- Bundesliga top-scorer honours in each of his opening three campaigns at Bayern
Bayern future despite outside interest
Kane’s decision to continue in Germany follows reports linking him with interest from several clubs, including Manchester United.
If the extension is formally signed, he would remain with Bayern until the age of 36 and retain the chance to chase further domestic trophies as well as European success with the Munich club.
