Harry Kane and Bayern agree principle deal to extend contract to 2029

On 5 October 2026 reports from journalist Florian Plettenberg indicate that Harry Kane and Bayern Munich have reached a principle agreement to extend the striker's deal. Negotiations are now entering a final phase and the plan under discussion would keep the 33-year-old forward at the club until the summer of 2029.

Kane's current contract runs until the summer of 2027, but the England international has repeatedly signalled a wish to remain in Munich and the club has treated his continuation as a top priority. According to the latest updates, the two sides are working through final contractual details.

Final steps remain

Despite the reported breakthrough, there is no announced signing date and the extension has not yet been officially completed. Club and player representatives are said to be ironing out the remaining clauses before any paperwork is signed.

In September Kane gave a strong indication that he expected a positive outcome from talks, saying he was happy at Bayern and that conversations were moving in the right direction. The new agreement, once formalised, would keep the striker in Munich at least until he is 36 years old.

For now the agreement is described as principle-based while both sides finalise technical terms; supporters and analysts will be watching for an official confirmation and contract publication.

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