Harry Kane is reportedly nearing an agreement to extend his contract with Bayern Munich as he prepares to enter the final year of his current deal. The England captain, who joined the German club from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023 in a transfer valued at up to £104 million, earns £415,000 per week and has quickly established himself as a key player for Bayern.

Since his arrival, Kane has played a pivotal role in Bayern Munich securing two Bundesliga titles and a German Cup, tallying an impressive 146 goals in 134 appearances. Now 33 years old, Kane is settled in Bavaria and appears inclined to continue his career at the Allianz Arena rather than seek a move elsewhere.

An extension with Bayern Munich would likely end Kane’s prospects of surpassing Alan Shearer’s Premier League record of 260 goals. The striker scored 213 goals for Tottenham, which stands as the highest total for a single club in the Premier League era.

While Barcelona had reportedly monitored Kane’s contract situation amid their search for attacking reinforcements, the Spanish club recently invested £70 million to acquire Anthony Gordon, a fellow England international, from Newcastle United. This move could suggest a shift in Barcelona’s transfer focus away from Kane for the time being.

As Kane enters discussions over his future, Bayern Munich aim to retain one of their most prolific forwards whose contributions have been central to the club’s recent domestic success.