Despite Harry Kane’s contract extension until 2029 with Bayern Munich, Tottenham has not completely given up on the idea of finding his former scorer. According to information from Telegraph SportSpurs retained a priority right to the English striker when he left for Germany in the summer of 2023. An agreement which remains valid despite the signing of his new lease, estimated at 400,000 pounds sterling per week, making him the highest paid player in Europe. A clause which could therefore allow the London club to position itself as a priority if Bayern one day decided to part with its number 9.
Please note, however, that Tottenham does not have a fixed price buyout option. If Bayern accept an offer from a rival club, Spurs would simply have the option to match it, provided Kane is also enticed by a return to his former club. For the moment, such a scenario seems particularly improbable: the England international, who scored 61 goals in 51 games last season, feels fully fulfilled in Bavaria and intends to continue his adventure under the orders of Vincent Kompany. Enough to leave Tottenham with little hope of finding the man who scored 280 goals under his colors.
