Bayern Munich are confident Harry Kane will commit his future to the club by signing a new deal, according to German football insider Christian Falk. Kane’s current contract runs until 2027, and Bayern are expected to offer a minimum two-year extension that would keep the England captain in Munich until 2029.
Falk, reporting via CFBayern Insider and cited by Yahoo Sports and OneFootball, said Kane had sent a clear signal to the club that he wants to remain and continue winning trophies. Kane is currently on holiday in the Caribbean following his 33rd birthday. Formal talks are not expected to begin until Bayern return from their Asian tour on August 8.
What Kane Reportedly Wants
Falk dismissed claims — attributed to a former Tottenham manager — that Kane harbours ambitions of returning to the Premier League to chase Alan Shearer’s all-time goalscoring record. According to Falk, that narrative is not accurate. Kane is more motivated by collecting major honours than personal statistical milestones.
Falk also noted Kane is thinking beyond the immediate future. The striker reportedly has the 2030 World Cup in his sights and understands that remaining at a top European club is essential to keeping his place as England captain. Falk pointed to the examples of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo — both still influential at World Cups in their thirties — as figures Kane has taken note of.
Financial Terms on the Table
Kane’s new deal is expected to be worth around €25 million gross per season, with no salary reduction requested. That figure is consistent with his current earnings at the Allianz Arena.
Barcelona have been loosely linked with a potential move for Kane, but his wage demands — higher than what Robert Lewandowski earns at the Catalan club — represent a significant obstacle for any rival interest.
Hoeness Endorses the Relationship
Bayern honorary president Uli Hoeness added his voice to the positive mood surrounding Kane’s future. Speaking to Tribuna, Hoeness said he had not spoken to Kane directly but had heard the striker was very happy in Munich. Hoeness described Kane as a role model in every respect and said Bayern were equally happy with him.
Stunning Numbers Back the Case for Extension
Kane’s statistics make the renewal straightforward to justify. He has scored 146 goals in 147 appearances since joining from Tottenham in 2023, including 61 across all competitions during the 2025-26 campaign alone. He has won two Bundesliga titles with the club.
The numbers speak for themselves. Bayern want him. Kane wants to stay. A deal before the new season begins looks increasingly likely.