Harry Kane extends at Bayern Munich until 2029 as the club stretches its budget
Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane has extended his Bayern Munich contract until 2029. The club says it stretched its budget on his salary but sees every cent as an investment.

Harry Kane is staying at Bayern Munich. The club has officially confirmed that the English striker's contract now runs until 2029.
A quick recap: Kane joined from Tottenham on 12 August 2023 and signed a four-year deal. Now the story continues.
The salary is what everyone is talking about. Bayern openly admits it stretched itself to the limit, "nach der Decke gestreckt" in German, meaning it went to the edge of what it can afford. Still, the club sees "every cent" as a good investment. Bayern's CEO explained the deal.
Kane had already made a little declaration of love to the club. On Monday evening at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid, ahead of the game against Atlético, he said: "Bayern Munich has changed my life." Spanish journalists also took the chance to ask him about being named the world's best player, the Ballon d'Or.
In short, Kane is on top of the world and seems happy in Munich.
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