England national team captain Harry Kane has addressed speculation regarding his future at Bayern Munich amid interest from several top European clubs.
Details: According to Florian Plettenberg, a Sky Germany insider, Bayern Munich and Kane have agreed to temporarily pause contract negotiations. This decision aims to allow the striker to concentrate on his performances during the World Cup.
Formal discussions are expected to resume immediately after the tournament in the USA, with a contract extension offer until 2029 already presented. The likelihood of an extension appears high, as Kane is currently not engaging with other clubs and is content in Germany.
The striker has also confirmed that he has put thoughts of returning to the Premier League behind him. After a successful period in Germany, where he secured a domestic double, Kane expressed his readiness to commit long-term to the club. This season, he has played 51 matches for Bayern, scoring an impressive 61 goals and providing 7 assists. Transfermarkt values him at €60 million.
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