Harry Kane reportedly close to extending Bayern Munich contract until 2029

Harry Kane is reportedly on the verge of signing a contract extension with Bayern Munich. According to journalist Florian Plettenberg, as reported by Placar, the negotiations have entered their final stretch, with the parties having established a preliminary agreement to extend the 33-year-old striker's contract until June 2029. Transfermarkt, citing Sky, also reports a fundamental breakthrough in the talks.

Agreement until 2029

Voetbalnieuws, citing Sky Sports, states that Bayern and Kane have reached an agreement on the main lines of a new contract running until mid-2029. TuttoMercatoWeb also indicates that the Bavarian club is increasingly close to securing Kane, while Mundo Deportivo headlines that the matter is "about to be concluded." AS, for its part, simply states that Kane is staying at Bayern.

A priority for the club

Foot Mercato reports that extending the English striker, whose contract was set to expire in June, is one of the club's main challenges this season. The French outlet confirms that the player is close to an agreement with Bayern, without specifying the duration of the new deal.

Next steps

While several media outlets agree that an agreement is close, none of them announces an official signing. The negotiations appear to be well advanced, and an official announcement could follow in the coming days.