‘It’s Looking Pretty Good’: Harry Kane Gives Positive Update on Bayern Contract Talks

England captain Harry Kane has given his clearest indication yet that he could remain at Bayern Munich beyond his current contract, revealing that negotiations over a new deal have already begun.

The 33-year-old striker told Dutch newspaper AZ that discussions with the Bundesliga champions started last week and that the early stages of the negotiations have been positive.

“The talks started last week… so far, so good,” Kane said.

He added that the negotiations were now focused on the details and acknowledged that, at his age, the next agreement could be the final major contract of his career.

“It’s about the details. I’m 33, so this will probably be my last contract – well, big contract. It’s looking pretty good!”

Kane joined Bayern from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023 and has established himself as one of the club’s most important players.

His current agreement runs until 2027, meaning Bayern face a decision over extending the deal before he enters the final stage of his career. Recent reports had indicated that both the player and the club were open to continuing their relationship.

Bayern sporting board member Max Eberl has also confirmed that discussions over a possible extension have begun, strengthening indications that the German champions want Kane to remain in Munich.

Kane’s comments will come as a boost to Bayern supporters who have faced speculation about his future.

The striker has previously been linked with a possible return to the Premier League, while reports have also suggested interest from clubs outside England. However, Kane has repeatedly indicated that he is happy with life in Germany.

The forward has also made a major impact on the pitch since arriving at Bayern, winning the Bundesliga and establishing himself as one of Europe’s most prolific goalscorers.

Reuters recently described Kane as Bayern’s European Golden Shoe winner as the club prepared to begin its Bundesliga title defence.

While the final length and financial terms of a new agreement have yet to be announced, previous reports have suggested that a renewal could potentially keep Kane at Bayern until 2029 or beyond.

That would take him into his mid-30s and potentially make the agreement the final major contract of his playing career — precisely the possibility Kane referred to in his latest comments.

For Bayern, retaining Kane would provide continuity around one of the world’s most accomplished strikers. For Kane, a new deal would allow him to continue pursuing domestic and European success in Munich during what could be the final major chapter of his career.

The negotiations are still ongoing, but Kane’s assessment that “so far, so good” suggests both sides are moving towards an agreement.