Bayern Munich and England captain Harry Kane have agreed a new contract that will keep the forward at the German club until 2029. The extension cements Kane's commitment to Bayern for the next phase of his career.
Kane, who serves as captain of the England national team, has been one of Europe's most prominent forwards, and the new deal provides Bayern with continuity at the top of their attack. The length of the contract underlines the club's intention to retain a central figure in their squad planning.
For Bayern, securing Kane until 2029 will be seen as an important step ahead of upcoming domestic and continental campaigns. The extension removes any immediate speculation about the striker's future and allows the club to focus on preparing their roster around a proven goalscorer.
From the perspective of the national team, Kane's long-term stay at a top-level European club may offer stability as England builds toward future international tournaments. Both club and country are likely to benefit from having the player remain at a consistent competitive level over the coming years.
Further details on the financial terms of the contract or comments from the player and club have not been disclosed by the parties in this announcement.