Harry Kane says talks over a new Bayern München deal are progressing in the right way, with a decision expected within the next month or so. He said both sides have been very relaxed about it, and added that he is happy at the club. That is the clearest sign yet that this is moving toward an announcement rather than a stand-off.
Kane's own timeline
"Talks are going well. I've been quite open and honest about that. We are still in talks now and I think they are progressing in the right way. Both sides have been very relaxed about it," Kane told goal.com. He was even more specific when he added: "There's still some things that we need to iron out. I'm happy there. I think it won't be too long before there's some sort of announcement."
That timeline matters because Kane has now put an end point on it himself. He said over the next month or so there should be some sort of decision, which keeps the story firmly in the near term.
Why Bayern are pushing to keep him
The football case is obvious enough. Kane has scored 152 goals in 154 competitive appearances for Bayern, and he has 6 goals in 7 games in all competitions so far this season. Even at 33, he is still producing at a level that makes a renewal look like basic squad planning rather than sentiment.
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said Harry’s brother and his father are currently negotiating with Jan-Christian Dreesen, and he is optimistic they will find a good solution. Sportsmole.co.uk also reported that Kane's existing Bayern contract runs until June 2027, so the club are not being forced into a panic move, but they do have a striker in form and a decision coming quickly.
The renewal has also been worked on since August according to one report, while other reports simply frame it as ongoing talks. The broad message is the same. Bayern want him, Kane is happy, and the deal is now being driven by details rather than doubt.
Written by Jack Mercer with AI-assisted research, cross-checked against 4 outlets. How we work →
