Bayern and Kane enter second round of contract talks with release clause on the table
After initial talks took place weeks ago, Bayern Munich have resumed negotiations with Harry Kane and his camp over a contract extension beyond 2027, according to Sport Bild.The parties are reportedly...
Bayern Munich and Harry Kane have resumed contract negotiations with a release clause in play, according to Sport Bild. The initial discussions took place weeks ago, with both parties agreeing to extend Kane's contract beyond 2027, with a possible run until 2029. Kane is open to signing a longer deal, aiming to secure the new contract by the 2030 World Cup in England.
It is reported that Kane's current salary of around €25 million per season would not be reduced in the case of a shorter contract. However, the financial terms for an extended deal remain under discussion. The Kane camp is reportedly willing to include a release clause in the contract, similar to the €80 million clause granted in 2025 and a €65 million clause for 2026.
Both the player and Bayern Munich remain confident of reaching an agreement, with Kane and his family feeling secure in Munich.
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