Overview
- FC Bayern confirmed Thursday that Kane has extended his contract to 30 June 2029, a move the club called central to its multi-year 'Projekt 2029'.
- Kane arrives at the deal as the 2026 Ballon d'Or winner and Bayern's dominant scorer, having netted 156 goals in 161 competitive matches for the club.
- Media reports cite major financial terms that the club has not published, saying Kane's original 2023 contract included a Ballon d'Or bonus of more than €1 million and that his new salary is reported at roughly €25–30 million per year.
- Bayern executives said the extension provides planning security and sends a signal to rivals and sponsors, and the club acknowledged it had to stretch financially to keep Kane.
- Beyond trophies, the contract anchors a core squad and coach through 2029, and the club and player say their immediate sporting goal is to win the UEFA Champions League while family stability in Munich remains an important factor in Kane's decision.