Harry Kane has extended his stay at Bayern Munich, signing a new contract that will keep him at the Bundesliga champions until June 2029.
The England striker has wasted little time making Munich feel like home since arriving at the club. His latest decision reflects the strong relationship he has built with Bayern, both on and off the pitch, as he commits another two years to the German side.
Speaking after signing the new deal, Kane made it clear that his decision was driven by his happiness at the club.
“I feel at home at FC Bayern. I love the club, the fans, the city of Munich,” he said.
Kane also highlighted the quality within the squad and praised head coach Vincent Kompany, expressing his pride in being part of the current Bayern team.
“We have a fantastic team and a fantastic coach in Vincent Kompany. It makes me very proud to be part of this club,” he added.
Keeping Kane beyond his previous contract represents an important piece of business for Bayern. The striker remains a major figure in their plans, and his commitment provides continuity as the club continues to compete for domestic and European honours.
With his future now settled until 2029, Kane can focus on what matters most: delivering more goals and trophies for Bayern Munich.
