Overview
- Multiple German outlets reported late July that Bayern and Kane have exchanged positive signals about a new contract but no formal meeting or signed agreement has been confirmed.
- Sources cited by SportBild/BILD claim both sides prefer a minimum two-year extension, which would extend Kane’s current deal beyond its 2027 expiry to at least 2029 if agreed.
- Reports say Bayern is prepared to increase Kane’s salary as part of the package, reflecting the club’s priority to retain him despite his age.
- Club figures and local coverage stress Kane’s recent form and leadership—36 Bundesliga goals last season and six World Cup goals—as the main reasons Bayern wants to keep him.
- The coverage notes Kane’s personal aims, including playing Euro 2028 for England, and cautions that the details come from unnamed sources so the situation remains developing until parties confirm talks or a contract.