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Does Bayern have master plan for Haaland? (TeamTalk) Bayern Munich is working on a deal to keep Harry Kane for the next three or four years depending on exactly how long his contract extension would be. What if, however, Bayern…

Bayern Munich is reportedly assessing a potential future permanent transfer for Manchester City striker Erling Haaland as a long-term successor to Harry Kane. The German club is currently working on a contract extension to keep Kane in Bavaria for the next two to four years, but officials are conducting due diligence to stay prepared if Haaland becomes available in the future.
Any pursuit by the Bundesliga giants would depend heavily on the timing of Kane's eventual departure. Meanwhile, Haaland's camp has reportedly maintained an ambition to play in Spain, with Real Madrid and Barcelona both linked to potential moves for the Norwegian forward around 2027.
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