Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has poured cold water on recent reports linking him with a move to Barcelona in the summer of 2026, insisting he is “really happy” in Munich and has no plans to consider a transfer.
Speaking in response to speculation surrounding his future, the England captain made it clear that there has been “no contact” with any club and that he remains fully focused on his current chapter with the German champions.
“I haven’t had any contact with anyone as nobody has contacted me,” Kane said. “I’m so comfortable in the current situation, even though we haven’t yet discussed my situation at Bayern. There’s no rush… I’m really happy in Munich.”
The 31-year-old, who joined Bayern only last season in a high-profile move from Tottenham Hotspur, has been in remarkable form and emphasized that his performances reflect his contentment.
“You can see I’m happy in the way I’m playing,” he continued. “And if there’s contact, then we’ll see… but I’m not thinking about the new season yet.”
Kane also highlighted that his immediate focus is on the upcoming World Cup in the summer, stressing that it is “very unlikely” anything significant regarding his club future will change after the current season.
