Harry Kane confirms Bayern Munich contract renewal talks are underway
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At a glance
- Harry Kane confirmed that contract renewal talks with Bayern Munich have begun, with the first meeting held last week.
- The 33-year-old striker views this as potentially his last major contract and aims for mutual satisfaction between himself and the club.
- Kane joined Bayern in 2023 from Tottenham Hotspur and scored 36 goals in the previous Bundesliga season.
Striker Harry Kane has confirmed that negotiations for a contract extension with Bayern Munich are officially underway. The English international revealed this after Bayern's commanding 5-1 victory over Stuttgart in the opening match of the Bundesliga season.
The first meeting was last week.
Kane, who joined the Bavarian club in 2023 from Tottenham Hotspur, stated that the initial discussions took place last week. "The first meeting was last week," the 33-year-old forward told reporters. His current contract with Bayern is set to expire in June 2027.
Recognizing his age and the significance of this potential deal, Kane described it as "probably going to be my last contract, a big contract for me." He expressed confidence that an agreement will be reached, emphasizing a desire for mutual satisfaction. "There is no nervousness on either side, I am sure we will reach a point where both sides are satisfied," he added.
Probably going to be my last contract, a big contract for me.
Bayern Munich has consistently expressed its strong desire to retain Kane, who was a pivotal player in his debut season, scoring an impressive 36 goals in the Bundesliga. The club aims to secure his future as they continue to build their squad for future competitions.
There is no nervousness on either side, I am sure we will reach a point where both sides are satisfied.
Originally published by TVN Panamรก in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.