Harry Kane Open To Long-Term Bayern Stay
Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen welcomed Harry Kane’s comments about possibly extending his contract beyond 2027. Kane, who joined in 2023 and is seen as a key figure for Bayern, is expected to enter extension talks at the right time with no rush.
Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen welcomed Harry Kane’s comments about possibly extending his contract beyond 2027. Kane, who joined in 2023 and is seen as a key figure for Bayern, is expected to enter extension talks at the right time with no rush. The striker, now 32 and nearing his last World Cup cycle, remains central to Vincent Kompany’s plans.
In the latest developments from Bavaria, Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has welcomed Harry Kane’s recent hints that he could commit to the club beyond his current contract, which runs until June 2027. Kane, who joined Bayern in the summer of 2023 from Tottenham, reportedly suggested during a visit to a fan club that he is open to extending his stay at the Allianz Arena.
The comments were met with enthusiasm internally, with Dreesen calling Kane “very important” to the project both for his goals and leadership. Although Kane is now 32 and approaching what is likely to be his last World Cup with England, Bayern are not rushing negotiations. Instead, both sides are expected to revisit talks at what Dreesen described as the “appropriate time,” a signal that the club is confident about securing a long-term commitment without unnecessary pressure.
Kane has been central to Bayern’s plans since arriving in Germany, becoming a mainstay in Vincent Kompany’s starting XI and a figure the club views as a cornerstone for the coming years. The relationship between the player, his camp, and Bayern’s board appears strong, and all signs point toward an eventual contract extension once discussions formally begin.
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