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Could Erling Haaland eventually become Harry Kane’s successor at Bayern Munich? Club president Herbert Hainer is not ruling out future possibilities, although he insists the German champions are already exceptionally well equipped in attack. Haaland’s name came up when Hainer…

Bayern Munich club president Herbert Hainer has left open the possibility of pursuing Manchester City striker Erling Haaland in the future. Speaking to Bild, Hainer addressed speculation regarding whether Haaland could eventually succeed Harry Kane, stating that a new situation would arise in a few years and the club would evaluate circumstances then.
Despite acknowledging future possibilities, Hainer emphasized that Bayern are currently well equipped in attack under manager Vincent Kompany. He noted the team scored over 120 goals last season and highlighted current options including Kane, Michael Olise, and Luis Díaz.
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