Harry Kane signs new contract with Bayern Munich until 2029
Harry Kane extends his stay at Bayern Munich, scoring 156 goals in 161 matches since joining.
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Harry Kane has committed his future to Bayern Munich by signing a new contract that extends his stay until the summer of 2029. The England captain expressed his contentment with the club, stating he feels at home in Munich and appreciates the support from fans and the city. Kane's new deal reportedly includes a salary of at least £20.9 million gross per year, reflecting his significant contributions to the team since his arrival.
Since joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham in 2023, Kane has made a remarkable impact, scoring 156 goals in just 161 matches. His impressive performance last season, which included six goals at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, earned him the prestigious Ballon d'Or, making him the first English winner in 25 years. Kane's achievements have solidified his status as one of the top players in Europe.
During his tenure at Bayern, Kane has celebrated multiple successes, including two Bundesliga titles and victories in the German Cup and German Super Cup. He has also claimed the Bundesliga Golden Boot in each of his three seasons at the club and won the European Golden Shoe twice, showcasing his consistent scoring ability. Kane's contributions have been pivotal in Bayern's domestic dominance.
Kane's leadership extends beyond club football, as he guided England to the Euro 2024 final and played a key role in their best World Cup finish since 1966. He recently equalled Peter Shilton's record for England appearances, achieving his 125th cap. Kane aims to surpass this record in the upcoming Nations League matches, further cementing his legacy as one of England's greatest players.
Bayern Munich's management has expressed confidence in Kane's abilities, despite his age of 33. Observers note that Kane continues to break records and maintain a strong relationship with his teammates and manager Vincent Kompany. His ongoing success and commitment to the club suggest he has much more to offer in the coming years.
via Sky Sports