Harry Kane has not ruled out a return to Tottenham Hotspur or a rival Premier League club once his newly extended contract at Bayern Munich expires in 2029.

Pressed on whether a homecoming was still in his plans, Kane told Goal: “One day, anything is possible.”

He added that any return would require a “perfect situation” that he could not currently see, pointing to things he still wanted to achieve where he is.

Bayern announced the extension on 5 November, tying the 33-year-old to the German champions until 30 June 2029. According to NBC Sports, citing Sky in Germany, the deal is worth more than $28m a year and makes Kane the best-paid player in European football.

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He has 156 goals in 161 competitive games for Bayern since joining from Tottenham in 2023, winning two Bundesliga titles, a DFB-Pokal and two German Super Cups along the way.

First English winner since Michael Owen

Fewer than three weeks before the new deal was signed, Kane was named men’s Ballon d’Or winner. Sky Sports reported that he scored 73 goals for club and country across the 2025/26 season, ending a 25-year wait for an English winner that had stretched back to Michael Owen in 2001.

Kylian Mbappé finished runner-up and Lamine Yamal was third.

A run at 2030 at almost 36

Kane also confirmed he wanted to be part of England’s squad for the 2030 World Cup, which is set to be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco.

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“I’d be 35, nearly 36, but I think that is pretty young, to be honest,” he told Goal.

He cited top-level players still performing deep into their 30s and said he intended to keep playing for England as long as he earned his place, with a major international trophy still his stated ambition.

His Bayern deal runs out in the summer of 2029, one year before the tournament kicks off.

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