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Bayern Munich has every reason to make Harry Kane’s contract extension a priority, and club president Herbert Hainer sounds confident that an agreement is approaching. According to a report from Bild (via @iMiaSanMia), Hainer said he was “very, very optimistic”…

Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has expressed strong optimism regarding a contract extension for striker Harry Kane. According to comments reported by Bild, Hainer stated that he is very optimistic an agreement will be finalized soon, emphasizing that Kane and his family feel extremely settled living in Munich.
Hainer dismissed rumors claiming that negotiations were delayed over contract length disputes. Instead, the president clarified that ongoing discussions are centered on resolving final specifics, including image and personal rights, rather than the duration of the proposed deal.
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