Overview
- Bayern CEO Jan‑Christian Dreesen said both sides are keen to negotiate a new deal once Kane returns from his break, with formal talks expected imminently.
- German outlet Sport Bild reports Bayern plans to offer a contract running to at least 2029 and that negotiations will weigh longer duration with lower pay against a shorter, higher‑pay deal.
- Kane is open to evolving into a deeper, more creative role to extend his career and target the 2030 World Cup, a shift Bayern see fitting their tactical plans.
- The club has publicly backed Kane and still plans roster flexibility, with Vincent Kompany open to systems that use two forwards and Bayern considering signing another top striker in 2027.
- Kane earned roughly €25m gross a year, scored 61 goals in 2025–26 to help Bayern win the Bundesliga and DFB‑Pokal, and has attracted interest from clubs including Barcelona and Al‑Hilal while Tottenham reportedly hold first‑refusal rights.