Harry Kane Edges Closer to Premier League Return as Spurs Reunion Takes Shape
Harry Kane Edges Closer to Premier League Return as Spurs Reunion Takes Shap
Harry Kane has broken his silence on mounting speculation about a return to the Premier League and all signs now point to a sensational homecoming that appears closer than ever.
Fresh off scoring his 70th and 71st goals for England, the Bayern Munich striker has acknowledged the growing rumours linking him back to Tottenham Hotspur. And while he hasn’t officially confirmed the move, his words combined with major developments in Bavaria strongly suggest that the pieces are falling into place for Kane to make a long-awaited return to North London.
Behind the scenes, Tottenham have received their clearest indication yet that Kane’s comeback is more than just talk. According to reports from BILD, Kane’s Bayern contract includes a cut-price release clause of under £60 million a figure Spurs are prepared to meet. Crucially, the club also holds a first-refusal clause, giving them a head start on any other suitors.
German journalist Florian Plettenberg has added fuel to the fire, revealing Bayern Munich have reached a full verbal agreement to sign Stuttgart’s highly rated striker Nick Woltemade. The towering 6ft 6in German forward has shone at the 2025 UEFA Under-21 Euros and is set to sign a long-term deal running until 2030. His arrival is widely seen as Bayern’s first clear step toward planning for a future without Kane.
With Woltemade being groomed as a long-term successor and Bayern looking to recoup some of the £82.61 million they paid for Kane just a year ago, the writing appears to be on the wall. Kane’s contract runs until 2027, but Bayern now have an exit strategy and so does he.
Sources close to FourFourTwo understand that while Kane is committed to the remainder of this season in Germany, he is seriously considering a move back to the Premier League next year. And Tottenham, it seems, are not only ready they’re waiting with open arms.
The England captain is believed to be very open to a return to N17, where he is still adored by fans and remains the club’s all-time leading goalscorer. While there is also reported interest from clubs in Major League Soccer with Kane intrigued by a potential move to the United States later in his career that chapter appears to be on hold for now.
Kane’s recent comments have only added weight to the growing belief that a reunion with Spurs is more a matter of “when” than “if.” His connection to the club has never faded, and with conditions aligning on both sides, a blockbuster return is beginning to look inevitable.
For Tottenham supporters, the dream of seeing their iconic No.10 back in white may be about to become a reality and the countdown may already be underway.
