Harry Kane has Release Clause in Bayern Munich Contract, ESPN Confirms

- Harry Kane's release clause in Bayern Munich contract revealed by ESPN source, potentially allowing him to leave in 2026.

Harry Kane's Release Clause in Bayern Munich Contract

Harry Kane, playing for Bayern Munich, has a release clause in his contract that could see him leave the club in January 2026 for €60 million. The clause was reportedly set at €80 million for a potential transfer this winter. Despite the existence of the clause, Kane is content at Bayern and not looking to depart anytime soon.

Possible Return to England and Record-Breaking Stats

Kane, who moved to Bayern from Tottenham for £100 million in 2023, has been a prolific scorer for the club. With clubs like Spurs, Chelsea, and Manchester United showing interest in signing a centre-forward, Kane's future in the Premier League remains uncertain. Additionally, Arsenal's interest in Kane is limited due to the rivalry with Spurs.

Kane's impressive goal-scoring record at Bayern includes 70 goals in 72 games. He is also nearing Alan Shearer's all-time Premier League record of 260 goals, currently 47 goals away. While settled at Bayern, there is speculation about a potential move to the MLS in the future.

Potential Replacements and Future Speculations

Bild reported that Bayern has been considering future replacements for Kane, with Red Bull Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko being one of the targets. Sesko, a long-term Arsenal target, is among the names discussed as a successor to Kane at Bayern.