Bayern Munich and Harry Kane have reportedly come to a deal in principle for a contract extension that would keep the forward at the club until the summer of 2029, according to Sky Sports. The club is currently finalizing the necessary paperwork for the agreement.

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While the specifics have yet to be officially confirmed, the development signals the conclusion of the ongoing discussions regarding Kane’s future at Bayern. The England international had initially expressed interest in a longer deal extending to 2030, but the new agreement will be a two-year extension, following this season.

Kane has had a strong start to the season, scoring eight goals and providing four assists in his first nine matches for Bayern. However, the team has been struggling recently, dropping points in both the Bundesliga and Champions League. Finalizing Kane's contract extension could provide the boost the team needs to regain momentum.