After spending 19 years at Tottenham, Harry Kane made a high-profile switch to Bayern Munich in 2023 for an initial £82m, with add-ons taking the deal to £100m.
Despite being heavily linked with Manchester United, the 31-year-old striker opted for Germany, where he has maintained his elite form with 70 goals and 22 assists in just 72 games.
Now, reports from German outlet Bild reveal that Kane’s contract includes a release clause, allowing him to leave Bayern for £67m in January—dropping to £54m next winter.
According to The Telegraph, Premier League clubs are closely monitoring the situation, fueling speculation of a dramatic homecoming.
This revelation has reignited criticism of Manchester United’s recruitment struggles. Unlike the Sir Alex Ferguson era, when the club aggressively secured top talents like Roy Keane and Wayne Rooney, United missed out on Kane and failed to block Arsenal’s move for Declan Rice.
Experts argue that regaining dominance in the transfer market is crucial for the club’s future success.