Harry Kane has confirmed that he will remain at Bayern Munich until June 2029. The news, confirmed by the Daily Mail, comes after a summer in which the English striker was the subject of transfer rumors, especially by FC Barcelona, which sought to fill the void left by the departure of Robert Lewandowski.
2025/2026 has been the most successful campaign of Kane's career. With 61 goals he marked the most by a Bayern player in the club's history, even surpassing Lewandowski, who scored 55 in the 2019/20 season. His performance earned him the European Golden Boot for the second time and positioned him as one of the strongest candidates for the Ballon d'Or, along with Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé. In addition, Kane was instrumental in helping England reach third place in the World Cup, after beating France in the group stage.
The extension agreement, which keeps the forward under Bayern's scheme until 2029, ensures the continuity of the squad and reinforces the club's commitment to offensive stability. Kane, who has proven to be the top scorer of the season, will continue to lead the Bavarian attack in the Bundesliga and in European competitions.
Bayern, which had already won the league the previous season, is preparing to continue competing in the Champions League and the Bundesliga with a consolidated squad. With the arrival of the new season, the club will continue looking to strengthen its squad, but Kane's permanence guarantees a reference point on the attacking front.
As for the next stages, Bayern Munich will continue their Bundesliga and Champions League campaign with Kane as the centerpiece of the attack. The club and the striker will focus on maintaining the performance of the previous season and seeking new titles both at national and European level.