Bayern Munich and Harry Kane Open Contract Extension Talks

FC Bayern Munich and their prolific goalscorer Harry Kane have initiated the process for a contract extension, signaling a mutual desire to continue their partnership. Sport director Max Eberl confirmed that discussions have commenced, stating, "The talks have started. Now we are looking to make it happen."

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The talks have started. Now we are looking to make it happen.

Eberl expressed confidence in securing Kane's future with the club, noting that both the player and the club have clearly stated their intention to extend the agreement. This comes shortly after Kane received the Golden Boot award for Europe's top scorer. Having recently returned from a vacation following the World Cup, Kane had previously indicated his readiness to begin negotiations, acknowledging the limited time remaining on his current deal, which concludes at the end of the season.

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Both Harry and we have positioned ourselves very clearly. We would like to extend.

Kane, the captain of the England national team, transferred to Bayern Munich from Tottenham Hotspur three years ago for a reported fee of around 100 million euros. Since his arrival, he has consistently scored goals and achieved long-sought-after titles with the German record champions. His current contract is set to expire after the ongoing season.

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Now is the right time to start talks, we only have one year left.

Meanwhile, Sport director Max Eberl's own contract situation is also nearing a decision. A supervisory board meeting is scheduled for the upcoming week, where his and CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen's continued collaboration, with contracts ending in mid-2027, is expected to be approved. Eberl remarked on the possibility of his first contract extension at Bayern, stating, "We'll see what happens on Tuesday."

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We'll see what happens on Tuesday.