Harry Kane to extend Bayern Munich contract despite Barcelona, Al‑Hilal interest

England captain Harry Kane, 32, is set to sign a new deal with Bayern Munich. Bayern have opened formal negotiations as his current contract runs out at the end of the 2026‑27 season, and the club aims to keep him until at least 2029, with reports of a €24 million‑per‑year wage. The striker has been a prolific scorer for the Bavarians, tallying 61 goals in 51 matches in the 2025‑26 season and a total of 146 goals in 147 appearances, helping Bayern win two Bundesliga titles, a DFB‑Pokal and a German Super Cup.

Kane’s decision comes after interest from several clubs, including Barcelona and Saudi Arabian side Al‑Hilal, both of which have reportedly made offers. The player has reportedly rejected Al‑Hilal’s proposal and, despite speculation from former Tottenham coach Tim Sherwood about a possible Premier League return, has indicated his intention to stay in Munich. His performance at the 2026 World Cup – six goals as England secured the bronze medal – has further cemented his value to Bayern and underpins the club’s determination to secure his long‑term future.