FC Barcelona opened talks with Harry Kane’s representatives to bring the 32-year-old Bayern Munich striker to Camp Nou. The urgent push for a marquee forward comes as Robert Lewandowski reportedly agreed to join MLS side Chicago Fire.
The Spanish club sees Kane as the ideal fit for manager Hansi Flick’s tactical system. Kane has one year left on his Bayern Munich contract, which expires in 2027. He wants a longer extension than Bayern is willing to offer. Barcelona executives believe this contract standoff will let them secure him for a reduced transfer fee, avoiding a bidding war if he becomes a free agent next year.
Kane’s camp temporarily shut down the initial conversations. They stated their primary focus is the ongoing 2026 World Cup in North America. Kane scored three goals in the group stage for England.
Bayern Munich remains desperate to keep their star striker. Kane delivered 61 goals in 51 games for the German club last season. His family is reportedly settled in Bavaria, setting up an intense contract negotiation after the tournament concludes.