It is said that Harry Kane's contract with Bayern Munich includes a issuance condition that can pave the way for a return to England in the future.
A report issued by Bild claims that the permissible item is a 67 million pounds of £ 67 million and will decrease to 54 million pounds in the next winter.
Nevertheless, Ken is believed to be very satisfied in Germany and has no immediate plans to benefit from the item.
However, the Premier League clubs are aware of their existence, which is likely to open the door for his return to English football below the line.
Kane signed a four -year deal with Bayern in August 2023 after transferring 100 million pounds from Tottenham.
As part of the agreement, Tottenham got a preliminary option if Bayern decides to sell Kane, and if the striker wants to return to his former club, where he became a great top scorer for 13 years.
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This first option agreement does not come with fixed fees, which means that Tottenham either should provoke a kane launch item or negotiate a new price with Bayern.
If another club activates the issuance condition, Tottenham will need to determine whether it will match the offer in the hope of attracting the 31 -year -old to north London.
Since his move to Bayern, Ken was a prolific production, as he achieved 70 goals in 72 games and became the fastest player to score 50 goals in the German League in November – bypassing the previous record for Erling Halland.
He is also on the right way to secure his first major cup, as Bayern led the German League with six points.
However, Kane may eventually feel clouds to return to England, especially because it does not exceed 47 goals from Alan Shearer's excellent score, as he already collected 213 goals.
Bild notes that Bayern is already preparing for the possible departure of Kane, with ongoing discussions regarding the potential movements of Benjamin Cisco of RB Leipzig and VikTor Gyokeres from Sporting.
