Harry Kane responds to Man Utd & Liverpool transfer speculation


Harry Kane has recently played down transfer The speculation about his future in Bayern Munich as connections with a Premier League return are intensified.

The English captain left Tottenham Hotspur for Bavaria in 2023 and has been a sensation since moving to Germany. Although his trophy curse has been continued so far, he still scored 71 times in 73 games for the Bavarian giants.

Last week, however, it turned out that there were a number of publication clauses in Kane’s contract. The first would have made it available for 66.5 million GBP last summer, and the second enables him to take only £ 54 million in the summer of 2026.

Of course, the discovery of these potential cutting price outputs has led too much speculation about its long -term future in the Allianz Arena, with some even pointing out one step after Manchester United, Liverpool or a return to Spurs.

Harry Kane

Harry Kane was back to the goals on Friday / Adam Pretty / Gettyimages

After Kane had achieved another clip on Friday evening at the 3-0 win of Bayern against Werder Bremen, Kane was asked with the German Giants after his future.

“I don’t want to talk about it. I can say that I am very happy at FC Bayern,” replied the 31-year-old.

Kane provides to secure the first trophy of his entire career this season, with Bavaria is currently enthroned in the Bundesliga Summit. You have a healthy lead at the top and after only 21 games you already have an amazing goal difference of +46.

Bayern are no longer in the DFB Cup after being beaten by the reigning German champions Bayer Leverkusen in the 16th round, but stay in the Champions League and face Celtic during the play-off round.

If Kane would finally taste silver goods this semester, it might strengthen the rumors that combine it with a return to the Premier League. However, it is unlikely that the striker will reveal future plans until the end of the campaign – if at all.

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