England -captain Harry Kane currently has no plans to leave Bayern Munich after it turned out that there is a release clause in his contract that he can activate.
Kane, 31, joined the German Giants Bayern in a transfer deal with a value of £ 95 million in August 2023. Since then, the striker has conquered the Bundesliga storm and scored 70 goals in 72 performances in all competitions.
This week, however, it turned out that Kane had a clause in his deal that could facilitate a return to the Premier League. It was worth £ 67 million in the winter transfer window, with the price that was expected to fall to £ 54 million in January.
According to several points of sale, however, Kane is fortunately in Germany and is not going to go back to England in the near future. The Tottenham icon signed a four-year contract with Bayern when he left Spurs, who negotiated a first refusal clause.
If Bayern agrees to sell Kane and he wanted to return to Tottenham, they would have priority over rival clubs. However, there are no fixed reimbursement within agreement, which means that Spurs would still have to activate his release clause or the amount that Bayern was offered elsewhere.
Other Premier League clubs are aware of the Kane Vrijgava clause, with Manchester United and Manchester City the two most prominent parties to show interest before his final decision to join Bayern after his record-breaking 13 years in Tottenham. The 31-year-old has moved his wife and four children to a £ 30 million mansion in the Bavaria region and he continues to learn German.
In April last year Kane expressed his wish to stay in Munich and said: “I really enjoy my experience in Germany. It was a step I needed in my career for a new incentive, a new challenge and new environment and me I am very happy that I made the move.
“My future is in Bayern Munich. I have a four -year contract. I enjoy it and hopefully I will let something special happen this season. If not, I will be ready to go back in the summer and turn things around. “
Unfortunately for Kane he could not help Bayern to win the Bundesliga or Champions League in 2024. Under new manager Vincent Kompany they are currently top of the Bundesliga, but Celtic must be confronted in a play-off to reach the Champions League. -16.
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