Harry Kane breaks silence on shocking clause in his current contract

Harry Kane continues to dominate the Bundesliga with his goal-scoring ability and playmaking. He reached his 21st goal after finding the back of the net in the game against Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga fixture. He scored both goals via a penalty in the 56th minute and 97th minute. 

According to reports, Harry Kane can leave Bayern Munich for a deal of as little as £54 million in the January transfer window of 2026, igniting potential bidders’ interest from the Premier League and La Liga. He will be 32 by the next January and the potential returns that the club can garner from signing would be huge. However, Harry Kane had a different view on the same. 

Talking to Sky Germany, Harry Kane mentioned that he is not going to make any comments on the clause as he is happy in Germany and enjoying the sport. He said: 

“What I can say is that I'm very happy at FC Bayern. No comment on the clause." 

While talking about the win against Werder Bremen, which took their lead to nine points, the English marksman mentioned that it was a “nice game” and also, he wants to take up more responsibilities to sail through the campaign. While he acknowledged he has room for improvement, he also said that it is always nice to find the back of the net in these games. He stated: 

"It was another nice game. There will always be tight games throughout the season, I want to take responsibility and open the game up. It's happened a few times this season which is good. I'm enjoying being out here with the boys. There's always room for improvement for myself personally, like the one I missed with the left foot today. But it's always nice to score

What next for Bayern Munich? 

Bayern Munich are comfortably leading the title race but they are far from done. Also, on the other hand, they struggled in the UEFA Champions League and will have to play in the playoffs to enter the Round of 16. The German giants will be up against Celtic at Celtic Park on Wednesday before they face fellow title contenders, Bayer Leverkusen the next weekend in the German top flight.