Harry Kane has reached a new contract agreement with Bayern Munich, extending his stay at the German club until the summer of 2029. The England captain and his family are reportedly settling comfortably into life in Munich, while the Bundesliga side finalises the paperwork for the extension.
Since joining Bayern in 2023, Kane has scored 154 goals in 156 appearances, a strike rate that has kept him in the conversation for the 2026 Ballon D'Or. Last season he netted 73 times for club and country, a tally that includes his 12 goals in the World Cup where England achieved their best finish since 1966. His prolific form has also earned him individual accolades, including the European Golden Shoe twice and the Bundesliga Golden Boot in each of his three seasons with the club.
Bayern’s trophy haul has grown under Kane’s influence. He helped the club secure its first Bundesliga title in 2025, followed by the German Cup and the Super Cup in the subsequent seasons. His leadership on the pitch was also instrumental in guiding England to the Euro 2024 final, further cementing his status as one of the world’s premier strikers.
Earlier this month, Kane equalled Peter Shilton’s England appearance record with his 125th cap, a milestone he aims to surpass in the upcoming Nations League fixtures. He also set a new Bundesliga record by becoming the fastest player to reach 100 goals, achieving the feat in just 98 matches—31 games quicker than the previous record held by Dieter Müller.
The extension comes at a time when Kane’s consistency and fitness have reached new heights. His 2025/26 season saw him score 36 goals in 31 league matches and 14 in 13 Champions League games, alongside 12 goals for England, including six at the World Cup. These numbers underscore his continued relevance and effectiveness even as he enters his thirties.
With the contract secured until 2029, Kane will remain a central figure for Bayern as they compete for domestic and European honours. The extension also sets the stage for his potential pursuit of the Ballon D'Or, a prize that could be awarded in his home country later this month at the London Palladium.