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FC Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen remains optimistic about extending Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane's contract beyond the summer.

Bayern Munich and striker Harry Kane are currently working through the details of a contract extension, according to club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen. The proposed deal aims to keep the Ballon d'Or winner at the German club beyond his existing contract expiring in 2027. Speaking to Sport Bild, Dreesen expressed strong optimism that negotiations will soon reach a successful conclusion following productive discussions.
Dreesen praised Kane's sustained impact since arriving from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer of 2023. He highlighted that the forward has evolved his playstyle from a traditional penalty-box striker into an NFL quarterback-style playmaker, noting he has been worth every euro.
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