Kane sees his “foreseeable future” with Bayern after Bundesliga triumph

Harry Kane has expressed his desire to remain at Bayern Munich for the “foreseeable future” after celebrating his first major title with the club.

England captain Harry Kane has settled in well in Germany following his €95 million move from Tottenham in the summer of 2023.

Now 31 and with two years left on his contract, the striker has no intention of leaving anytime soon after securing his first major trophy by winning the Bundesliga title.

“No, my family are totally here,” Kane told ITV when asked if he has been considering a transfer.

“You know, I think in football, in life, you never know what’s around the corner. But for me, I’m really happy here in Munich. My family has settled down. My kids are loving it here in school, so yes, this is my life here for the foreseeable future.

“I love the manager. I love the team here. I think we’re only just getting started, to watch the movie, a really successful period for this club, and I want to be a big part of that. So who knows how many years, but for sure, I want to be here for a while.”

One area still in progress, however, is his German language skills.

“I’m not close at all, so I’m still taking the lessons. Bit by bit, I’m starting to understand a little bit more, like it’s really tough. So I’ll keep it below wraps for now and then maybe one day next year, I’ll try and do a bit more,” said Kane.