Harry Kane is close to renewing his contract with FC Bayern despite interest from Barcelona and Al-Hilal. The 33-year-old English forward is in the final year of his deal with the Bavarian club, but negotiations for an extension are progressing productively.
According to Ben Jacobs, Kane will resume talks with FC Bayern this summer to finalize the details of the new contract. Despite the offers and interest shown by FC Barcelona and Al-Hilal, the England captain intends to continue his career in the Bundesliga, something that the involved clubs have already understood. Bayern maintains a calm position regarding the player's future, especially since there are no active release clauses, such as the reported amount of €65 million mentioned by some sources.
Since the start of last year's Club World Cup, Kane has scored 64 goals for FC Bayern, totaling 146 goals in 147 appearances for the German club. His influence is evident, as he has also become England's all-time leading scorer in World Cup knockout stages, following the six goals he scored that helped the “Three Lions” achieve their best result since the 1966 victory.
Kane is being touted as a strong candidate to win the Ballon d'Or in the 2025/26 season, thanks to his high-level performances for both Bayern and the England national team. The forward remains a key player in the Bavarian squad, whose management trusts in his continuity to keep the team competitive at both national and European levels.
The possibility of Kane extending his contract with FC Bayern reinforces the club's stability in attack and sends a clear message to its rivals and market suitors. His continued presence could be a decisive factor for Bayern's ambitions in the coming seasons, solidifying the club's status as one of the giants of Europe. The renewal is expected to be formalized in the coming weeks, marking an important chapter in the English striker's career and in the plans of the German club.
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