Harry Kane has secured his future at Bayern Munich after signing a contract extension that will keep him at the German giants until 2029. Just ten days after winning the Ballon d’Or, the England striker has received another major boost, extending his stay by two additional seasons beyond his previous contract, which was due to expire next June.
Speaking in a statement released by Bayern, Kane expressed his happiness with the new agreement and his desire to continue playing for the Bavarian club. “I love being a player for FC Bayern so much. I love this club, the fans, the Allianz Arena—we have a fantastic team, and in Vincent Kompany, a great coach,” the 33-year-old striker declared.
Kane’s decision reflects his impressive impact since joining Bayern Munich. The English forward scored 73 goals across all competitions last season and has already found the net ten times in 14 appearances during the current campaign. With his new deal running until 2029, Kane will continue leading Bayern’s attack as the club pursues more domestic and European success.
