Harry Kane has reached an agreement in principle with Bayern Munich to renew his contract until 30 June 2029. The news, confirmed by Sky Sport UK, comes at a time when the English centre-forward is finishing the 2025/26 season with 73 goals, for both club and country. The renewal, which extends Kane's collaboration with the Bavarians by two more years, was accepted by both parties with enthusiasm.
The player, born in London and already at the end of his current contract, has shown so far that he has no doubts about his future in Munich. “I feel comfortable here, both in Germany and in the city,” Kane said in an interview. “I have no intention of leaving the reigning German champions.” His family is also satisfied with life in Monaco, which helped solidify the decision to extend the agreement.
With 154 goals in 156 appearances for Bayern, plus 37 assists, Kane is one of the most prolific players in the Bundesliga. This season he has already scored eight goals and provided four assists, confirming his importance for both the club and Tuchel's German national team. His performances place him among the most serious candidates for the next Ballon d'Or, together with Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal.
The new contract, which includes an extension until 2029, allows Bayern to keep one of its most effective strikers for the next few years. For Kane, however, it represents the continuity of a successful path in which he has already left an indelible mark. With the current season still underway, the German club will be able to count on him for the European and domestic matches, while the English national team will be able to count on a fully fit striker for the upcoming international competitions.