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Harry Kane signs new deal to stay at Bayern Munich until 2029

Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane has extended his contract with the Bundesliga club, ending speculation about a return to England.

By News Media House Staff ·

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Harry Kane, the recent recipient of the Ballon d'Or, has officially agreed to extend his contract with Bayern Munich through June 2029. The announcement by the Bundesliga club confirms that the England captain will remain in Germany for at least three more seasons, solidifying his status as a central figure in the team's long-term plans.

In a statement released on Thursday, Kane expressed his deep satisfaction with his current environment. He described feeling right at home at the club and highlighted his affection for the fans and the city of Munich. The striker also praised his manager, Vincent Kompany, calling him fantastic and noting that the team possesses the quality to continue winning.

Kane joined Bayern Munich from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023. Since arriving in Germany, he has been instrumental in the club's success. He has contributed to two Bundesliga titles, the German Cup, and two German Super Cups. His statistical output has been remarkable, with 156 goals scored in 161 appearances across all competitions.

His consistent performance culminated in a significant personal achievement last week when he was named the winner of the Ballon d'Or. This makes him the first English player to receive the prestigious award since Michael Owen won it in 2001. The recognition underscores his dominance in world football over the past year.

The contract extension puts an end to frequent rumors linking Kane with a move back to England. Although he remains 47 goals away from Alan Shearer’s Premier League record of 260 goals, the striker indicated in August that the league no longer holds the same appeal for him as it once did. He stated that his focus is firmly on his career in Germany.

Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen welcomed the decision, praising Kane for his extraordinary achievements since joining the club in 2023. Dreesen highlighted Kane's influence on the game and his role as a model both on and off the pitch. He described the extension as a commitment to a story that is far from over.

While the club did not release specific financial figures, German media reports suggest that the new deal is the most lucrative contract in Bayern Munich's history. This financial commitment reflects the club's confidence in Kane's long-term value and his status as the team's captain.

Kane has established himself as a key player in the Bundesliga, finishing as the league's top scorer in each of his seasons with Bayern. He was also named Germany's Footballer of the Year in 2026. His international career has seen continued success, including captaining England to a third-place finish at this year's World Cup.

Additionally, Kane has won the European Golden Shoe twice, an award given to Europe's leading league goalscorer. These accolades further cement his reputation as one of the most prolific and consistent strikers in the world. The new contract ensures that Bayern Munich can continue to rely on his scoring ability for the foreseeable future.

The striker expressed pride in being part of the club and noted that his entire family is happy in Munich. He stated that he was keen to stay and is now looking forward to the future with the ambition to win many more titles with the team. This renewed partnership marks a significant milestone in both his career and the club's recent history.

Originally published by News Media House · Source: Al Jazeera

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