The England striker leaves Spurs to join the Bundesliga champions; the Germans pay 100 million euros plus another 20 variables.
Bayern Munich confirmed the deal to bring Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur after weeks of negotiations and careful consideration by the player. Kane becomes a Bayern player for 100 million euros, with up to 20 more million in variables, marking the richest transfer in German football history.
With the agreement in place, the 30-year-old agreed to a four-year contract that will keep him at the club through the summer of 2027. Kane spent a decade with Tottenham Hotspur, chasing major silverware and ultimately realizing that a new challenge could be the catalyst for a different success story.
Kane will subsequently inherit the number 9 shirt once worn by Robert Lewandowski, who departed for FC Barcelona a year earlier and left the jersey vacant. The move signals a fresh era for Bayern, blending Kane’s prolific scoring profile with the team’s established title-winning mindset.
There is optimism about Kane potentially making his Bayern debut in the German Super Cup against RB Leipzig. While the deal was finalized on a Saturday, it remains to be seen whether he starts the match. In a message released on Bayern’s official platform, Kane expressed eagerness to contribute at once and help the team pursue another domestic triumph.
This German Super Cup appearance could represent Kane’s first trophy at club level in a new league, as he steps into a climate renowned for its intensity and tactical discipline. Bayern fans, hungry for continued domestic dominance and further European progress, will be watching closely as the England striker joins a squad accustomed to championship battles and high expectations. The transfer underscores the ongoing evolution of top-tier football, where big moves reshape leagues and redefine rivalries in real time.