Harry Kane is reportedly considering a Premier League return despite his success at Bayern Munich, where he has scored 76 goals in 82 games. Liverpool have emerged as potential suitors due to Salah uncertain future. Kane contract includes a release clause, dropping from £67 million to £54 million in January 2026, sparking transfer speculation.
The transfer of Harry Kane back to the Premier League is gaining momentum as reports suggest the Bayern Munich star is open to returning to England. Since his £100 million move from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023, Kane has been prolific in Germany, scoring 76 goals in 82 appearances for Bayern. However, Spanish outlet El Nacional reports that Kane is seriously considering a move back, with Liverpool emerging as a surprise contender.
A key factor driving the speculation is a reported release clause in Kane’s contract, initially set at £67 million but expected to drop to around £54 million by January 2026. Though Bayern officials haven’t confirmed this, it has drawn attention from several English clubs. Liverpool’s interest comes amid uncertainty over Mohamed Salah’s future and Darwin Nunez’s inconsistent form.
With Kane still needing 47 goals to break Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League record of 260, a return could align with his personal ambitions. Kane, however, remains tight-lipped, stating only that he is “very happy” at Bayern. His current contract runs until 2027, meaning Bayern would demand a significant fee. As Liverpool assess their attacking options, the coming months could be crucial in deciding Kane’s future in what could be a blockbuster Premier League return.
