The Kane’s edition clause was discovered as captain of the Premier League targeted in England
Harry Kane’s contract with Bayern Munich reportedly includes a release clause that could open the way to return to England in the future.
The Bild report claims that the clause allowed the £ 67 million out of this winter, and will fall to £ 54 million next winter.
Nevertheless, it is believed that Kane is very pleased in Germany and there are no direct plans to use the clause.
The Premier League clubs are aware of its presence, potentially opening the door to return to English football down the line.
Kane signed a four -year contract with Bayern in August 2023. After a 100 million pound transfer from Tottenham.
As part of the Agreement, Spurs secured a first -class clause if Bayern decided to sell Kane and if the attacker wanted to return to his former club, where he became a leading scorer of all time for 13 years.
🏴 Harry Kane recorded 24 perfect 10 grades from 2009/10. https://t.co/omsjde00m2 pic.twitter.com/di8sdshb9h
– WHOSCORED.com (@whoscored) 5th February 2025
This first first option does not come with a fixed fee, which means that Tottenham or should start Kane’s clause on freedom or negotiate a new price with Bayern.
If the second club activates the release clause, the Spurs should decide whether the offer will be appropriate in the hope that they will attract a 31-year-old back to North London.
Since his move to Bayern, Kane has been fertile, scored 70 goals in 72 appearances and became the fastest player who scored 50 Bundesliga goals in November – exceeding the previous record of Erling Haalanda.
He is also on his way to securing his first big trophy, and Bayern led the Bundesliga for six points.
Still, Kane could eventually feel a return to England, especially since only 47 goals of the shy record of Alan Shearera Premier League after already scored 213 goals.
Bild reports that Bayern is already preparing for the potential departure of Kane, with discussions regarding the possible moves for RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres Sporting.
