“This is the right time”- Harry Kane Drops Bombshell on His Future Amid Explosive Tottenham Return Rumors
After months of speculation about a potential return to the Premier League, and more specifically to Tottenham, Harry Kane has now clarified his plans for the summer.
The rumors gained traction in February when it was revealed that Kane’s contract at Bayern Munich contains an exit clause worth £54m, which can be activated this summer.
This led to intense speculation about the striker’s future.
In recent weeks, reports have suggested that Spurs haven’t ruled out making a surprise move to bring Kane back to North London.
Additionally, news has surfaced that Manchester United are determined to do whatever it takes to secure Kane’s signature, possibly setting the stage for a major transfer battle between Tottenham and the Red Devils.
Harry Kane Clears Up Premier League Return Speculation
Despite ongoing media reports, various sources have emphasized that Bayern are not concerned, as they don’t expect Kane to leave.
Now, the England captain has firmly put an end to the rumors, confirming he’s not considering a move away from Bayern anytime soon and is very happy at the club.
When asked by ESPN if a Premier League return was ever a possibility, Kane responded: “I’m not sure. I’ve always said I don’t like to look too far ahead.
I’m extremely happy here. We have a fantastic team and coaching staff, and as long as I’m in top condition, I want to play at the highest level—and this is it.
“Football can change quickly, but for now, my focus is here at Bayern Munich.
I’m not thinking about any other league or team. I like to go with the flow, and right now, the flow is with Bayern.”
Kane on the Key Difference Between Tottenham and Bayern Munich
Kane also spoke about the key difference between his time at Tottenham and his experience at Bayern.
He revealed that he’s relishing the chance to consistently compete for major trophies, something he wasn’t always able to do at Spurs.
The 32-year-old expressed excitement about the remainder of the season, with Bayern eyeing a possible double by winning the Bundesliga and the Champions League.
He said: “When you’re playing in the biggest games every season, it elevates your level.
I had some great moments at Spurs, like challenging for titles and reaching a Champions League final, but those were not consistent.
At Bayern, this is my second year, and we’re aiming for our second Champions League semifinal and another title race. Bayern are one of the biggest clubs in the world, and it’s exciting to play for them.”
