Despite the external noise, Bayern currently hold the upper hand, as Kane opted not to trigger a winter exit clause that existed in his agreement. However, with “first interest already deposited with his management”, the pressure is on the Munich board to resolve the contract “differences” before a rival club makes a move that is too lucrative to ignore.
During the past season, Kane was directly involved in 68 goals across 51 appearances for Bayern Munich, netting 61 goals and providing seven assists. He successfully clinched the domestic domestic double with the German giants and reached the Champions League semi-finals before being eliminated by the eventual champions, Paris Saint-Germain.
