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Since his departure from Tottenham for Bayern Munich in the summer of 2023, Harry Kane has continued to fuel speculation. Although he has had an exceptional season in Germany, his name still circulates insistently on the side of the Premier League. The revelation of a release clause of 65 million euros in his contract only intensified these rumors, some English clubs dreaming of repatriating the scorer.
But Kane, often discreet on these subjects, decided to clear things up. Asked about his future, the English international has cut off the speculation: “Of course, I have been here for only 18 months, but I have the impression that it is already an integral part of my life. The supporters were incredible with me, they welcomed me as one of their own and I really appreciate that. ”
Kane, a total commitment with Bayern
Far from thinking of a return to the country, Kane says he is fully fulfilled in Bavaria: “Yes, I love it. I had a lot of fun this season with the team, with the coach. We play a very beautiful football and it is always a pleasure to be part of this group. ”
However, despite his 28 goals in 28 games in all competitions, Kane has not yet raised a trophy with Bayern Munich. An anomaly for a club accustomed to winning the titles. But the English striker is not discouraged. “When you play for a club like Bayern, the pressure is enormous. Each match is intense, and all the teams want to beat us. You have to be ready permanently. ”
Intact ambition despite the absence of trophy
With 6 goals in his last 4 games, Kane proves that he remains one of the most formidable attackers of the moment. And despite the absence of a trophy since his arrival, his ambition to shine with Bayern remains intact. For him, the real reward will come over time and perseverance.
Premier League clubs will therefore have to wait. For the moment, Harry Kane is determined to write his story in Germany.
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