Harry Kane 'tells Bayern Munich he wants to leave' with blockbuster transfer lined up
Harry Kane wants to leave Bayern Munich with a blockbuster transfer lined up, according to stunning reports.
Kane ended his legendary association with Tottenham by signing for Bayern in a deal worth £86 million.
He joined the German giants in the summer of 2023.
The 32-year-old has an ultra-prolific spell in Germany's top flight, having scored an impressive 65 league goals in 65 games.
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He's already bagged six goals in four games this season in what is his third season at the club, having penned a four-year contract.
But, according to reports in Spain, Kane may not see out his entire deal at Bayern amid reports linking him with a sensational return to the Premier League.
Spanish outlet Fichajes claim he has informed Barcelona of his intention to leave Bayern in the summer of 2026.
Kane sees La Liga as the challenge he needs in his career, with Barca viewing him as a perfect fit to replace Robert Lewandowski and believe he will thrive under Hansi Flick.
Barca are looking for a top-level forward who can take over from Lewandowski, who is out of contract in 2026.
Per the report, Kane's entourage claim the star forward would welcome a new experience in Spain.
After his prolific spell in the Premier League with Spurs and his immediate success in Germany, the England captain wants to compete on another of the world's biggest stages.
He is particularly motivated by playing at the Camp Nou and leading a new era.
Kane will have one year left on his existing deal next summer, but he could be available for a cut-price fee in January.
He won't cost an extortionate fee, making him an attractive proposition for Barca.
Kane isn't the only forward on their radar to replace Lewandowski.
The Catalan giants are also keeping tabs on Julian Alvarez, who is liked by Joan Laporta.
Alvarez's future at Atletico Madrid is unclear, which could see Barca pounce on his uncertainty.
He joined the club from Manchester City in a deal worth £81 million.
Topics: Harry Kane, Bayern Munich, Football, FC Barcelona
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