Bayern Munich set to extend Harry Kane's contract ahead of 2027 expiry
English striker Harry Kane, whose current deal with Bayern Munich runs until June 2027, is expected to begin formal renewal talks after returning from his summer holiday. Bayern’s management, led by Jan‑Christian Dreesen, has said it wants to secure the forward for at least one or two more seasons and avoid losing him on a free transfer. Sky Sports reported that discussions will start immediately upon Kane’s return, with the club aiming to lock him in through 2029.
Kane arrived from Tottenham in 2023, scored 61 goals in 51 matches in his first season, and helped Bayern claim the Bundesliga title, the German Cup and a six‑goal haul at the 2026 World Cup. While clubs such as Barcelona have shown interest, Bayern consider him a central piece of their project and are preparing a “super‑attractive” contract package. The club’s intent has been echoed by multiple sources, including the BBC and German outlet t‑online, which note that Bayern wants to finalize the extension before the new season begins.
The renewal talks are seen as a priority for Bayern to maintain their attacking strength in domestic and European competitions.