What Harry Kane's new Bayern Munich contract means for England and the Premier League
England captain Harry Kane has signed a contract extension with Bayern Munich, keeping him at the club until 2029. The move secures his future during his peak years and raises questions about a potential return to the Premier League.
Why it matters
As one of the world's top strikers, Kane's long-term commitment to a major European club impacts both international football dynamics and the competitive landscape of the Premier League.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, England captain Harry Kane scored scored 213 times in 320 league games for Tottenham
Chief football writer Published 1 hour ago Harry Kane's decision to sign a new contract with Bayern Munich carries heavy significance for the Bundesliga giants, who have been celebrating his status as a Ballon d'Or winner, but also for England and the Premier League's record books.
Bayern have acted swiftly to secure the 33-year-old on a deal taking him through to 2029 after he was crowned the world's best player, ensuring England's captain and record goalscorer will spend the final peak years of a magnificent career at Allianz Arena.
Kane has written himself into Bayern legend since joining from Spurs for £86m in August 2023, scoring 102 goals in 102 Bundesliga matches, winning two league titles and three successive Golden Boot awards.
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