Harry Kane is being linked with a return to the Premier League as a release clause in his contract became public knowledge.
According to Fichajes, Harry Kane could be the subject of a return to the Premier League after a release clause became public knowledge. The Bayern Munich striker has not expressed a desire to leave the club, but he could think about his future, considering that the likes of Tottenham and Manchester United are linked.
Harry Kane has been tremendous for Bayern Munich since his big move from Tottenham in the summer of 2023. The England captain has had a solid impact since moving there and finished last season as the Bundesliga top scorer, only to miss out on the league title to Bayer Leverkusen.
The striker is aiming to win his first senior trophy of his career this season, as Bayern are very much leading the Bundesliga race, and he has the chance to go afar in the Champions League. However, the striker’s future is being thrown into question as media reports have revealed the presence of a €80 million release clause in his current deal.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy confirmed there was a buyback clause in the aftermath of Kane’s move, although the release clause news has only become public now. Therefore, some of the sides that may still be interested could have a passage towards signing the striker.
There’s reported admiration from some Saudi clubs, while Tottenham are also said to be open to the idea of bringing their former striker back. However, Kane is unlikely to leave unless there’s a big offer on the table and a promising sporting project better than Bayern.
Tottenham and Manchester United are keen on Harry Kane
Tottenham and Manchester United are clubs that are very capable of paying the €80 million release clause if needed. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to land the striker with 36 goals and assists this season, as the Red Devils do have a big problem in the striking department despite having the likes of Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Hojlund.
As for Tottenham, they are currently struggling for relevance in the Premier League and may have to play the emotional card to prise a player like Kane back to the club. However, the striker’s current wages, as well as the desire to win big trophies, might see him opt out of the option of making a return to his former side.
