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Bayern Munich work to remove Spurs’ right-to-match clause for Harry Kane following Ballon d’Or triumph

Bayern Munich work to remove Tottenham’s right-to-match clause for Harry Kane following his Ballon d’Or win.

By Shehryar Edibam · To The Lane And Back

Published: Tuesday, 27 October 2026 at 11:51 PM

Key Things to Know

Bayern Munich are actively attempting to remove Tottenham Hotspur's right-to-match clause for Harry Kane.
The clause was originally agreed upon as part of Kane's permanent transfer from Tottenham to Bayern Munich.
Bayern want total control over Kane's future to prevent a potential return to the Premier League.

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Bayern Munich are reportedly working to eliminate Tottenham Hotspur's right-to-match clause for striker Harry Kane. The clause was originally included when Kane transferred to the Bundesliga, allowing Tottenham to match accepted bids if an English club tried to sign him. Following Kane's recent Ballon d'Or victory, Bayern want to secure complete control over his contractual future.

Bayern aim to block potential pathways that could facilitate Kane's return to the Premier League or provide Spurs with leverage in future transfer negotiations. Meanwhile, Kane acknowledged Tottenham and former mentors during his acceptance speech, maintaining a strong bond with his former club.

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