Overview
- Sport director Max Eberl described contract talks with Harry Kane as "incredibly harmonious" and said both player and club want an extension, comments published on Thursday reflect the latest public update.
- No new deal has been signed yet but multiple outlets report Bayern have proposed terms that would keep Kane at the club to at least 2029.
- Kane's bargaining position is built on his 2025/26 season when he scored 61 goals in 51 matches and won the European Golden Shoe and Germany's Footballer of the Year.
- Eberl and former Bayern player Owen Hargreaves have publicly backed Kane as a leading Ballon d'Or candidate and named Rodri among his main rivals.
- Bayern aim to finalise an extension before the Ballon d'Or vote on 26 October and a completed deal would give the club sporting stability and boost Kane's legacy and commercial value.