Harry Kane is likely to sign a new contract with Bayern Munich even though Barcelona are interested, according to a report by All Football. The Spanish club are said to be looking at how they could pay for a deal.
Sky Sports News reported on Monday that Kane and his family are very happy in Munich. He has one year left on his current contract, and both he and Bayern are relaxed about it. His focus is on England at the World Cup, so nothing will move on his future until the tournament is over.
A season of goals
He scored his 70th goal of the season for club and country when he doubled England’s lead against Panama in their last Group L game. For Bayern in 2025/26 he had 61 goals and seven assists in 51 games. No one had scored that many in all competitions since Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid in 2014/15.
Kane won the German Super Cup, the Bundesliga and the DFB Pokal, and took the European Golden Shoe as top scorer in Europe’s top five leagues. It was his second. Only Lionel Messi, with six, and Ronaldo, with four, have more.
Neville on Kane
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville said he understood why Barcelona would want him. “I can see why any club in the world would want him that is trying to win trophies at an elite level,” he said. “Harry Kane is as reliable as you can get. In football and in life, you want reliability.” He added: “I describe him as gold.”
Neville also expects Kane to be ready for the World Cup knockout rounds. “This is where the tournament starts for real,” he said. “All the best teams are through.”
Another assessment in the report put Kane’s Bayern record at 146 goals in 147 games and noted that he scored three goals in three games at this World Cup, passing Gary Lineker as England’s top World Cup scorer. With a year left on the deal, it said, his market value is “not stupidly high,” but Barcelona would have to replace a player who is “irreplaceable.” Kane’s young family is settled in Germany, the assessment added, so a move is not a given. “But it is Barcelona,” it concluded, “if they put money on the table, might he be tempted to have a talk to them at the very least?”
