Overview
- Club chiefs Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Max Eberl said Friday that Bayern will meet Kane after the season to pursue an extension, with Eberl indicating the sit-down is planned before the World Cup.
- Following Saturday’s 3-3 draw with Heidenheim at the Allianz Arena, Vincent Kompany said the squad picked up no new injuries and can now turn fully to Paris Saint‑Germain.
- Bayern trail PSG 5-4 from the Champions League semi-final first leg, so they must win by at least two goals in the return leg to reach the final.
- Kane’s season stands at 54 goals and 7 assists in 46 games, and his 139 Bayern goals have already put him in the club’s all-time top 10.
- PSG are evaluating a marquee striker move that could include Kane, per Christian Falk’s reporting, and Manchester United interest continues according to Football Insider, though Bayern say they are relaxed about renewing his deal.