Harry Kane’s contract with Bayern Munich is reported to be a release clause that could pave the way for a return to England in the future.
A report from BILD claims that the clause has approved 67 million pounds this winter and will fall to £ 54 million next winter.
Nevertheless, it is believed that Kane is very satisfied in Germany and has no direct plans to use the clause.
However, the Premier League clubs are aware of its presence and may open the door for his return to English football across the board.
Kane signed a four -year contract with Bavaria in August 2023 after a transfer of £ 100 million from Tottenham.
As part of the agreement, Spurs secured a first option clause if Bayern decided to sell Kane, and if the striker wants to return to his former club, where he became the leading goal scorer ever over 13 years.
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This initial option agreement has no fixed fee, which means that Tottenham either has to trigger Kane’s release clause or negotiate a new price with Bavaria.
If another club activates the publication clause, Spurs would have to decide whether to adjust the offer in the hope of luring the 31-year-old back to North London.
Kane has been productive since moving to Bavaria. He scored 70 goals in 72 games and scored the fastest player in November who achieved 50 Bundesliga goals – what Erling has exceeded Haaland’s earlier record.
He is also on the right track to secure his first large trophy, with Bavaria leading the Bundesliga by six points.
Nevertheless, Kane could feel the train to England at some point, especially since he only scored 47 goals against Alan Shearer’s Premier League record after he had already scored 213 goals.
BILD reports that Bayern are already preparing for the potential departure of Kane. Discussions about possible steps for Benjamin Sesko by RB Leipzig and Viktor Gyokoker from Sporting.
