Harry Kane extends his contract with Bayern Munich
English striker Harry Kane has officially extended his contract with Bayern Munich until June 2029, according to the club and several media outlets.
Harry Kane has signed a new contract with Bayern Munich. The 33-year-old English striker is now tied to the club until June 2029, as announced by the club and reported notably by Voetbal International, kicker, and Maxifoot.
A record contract
According to Voetbal International, Kane, recent winner of the Ballon d'Or, becomes with this extension the best-paid player on European pitches. German media outlet n-tv, for its part, mentions a "gigantic deal" and a "top earner" status in Europe. Maxifoot speaks of a "historic" extension and a "record contract." The club has not disclosed a specific amount.
An expected decision
This extension had been expected for several weeks. Bayern and the player had publicly communicated about a future extension, as reported by Transfermarkt. Kane's contract, which was set to expire next summer, has therefore been extended. This season, the striker has played 14 matches and scored 10 goals, according to Maxifoot.
A milestone reached
With this new deal, Kane commits to the long term at Bayern Munich. The club made the news official this Thursday, according to Maxifoot. The player thus continues his adventure within the club.





