Harry Kane demands a Tottenham matching clause in new Bayern contract talks, allowing Spurs to match future transfer offers.
Harry Kane is negotiating a contract extension with Bayern Munich that reportedly includes a clause granting Tottenham Hotspur matching rights on future transfer offers. The 33-year-old striker's proposed condition would allow Tottenham to match any accepted bid if the German club agrees to sell him, preventing moves to Premier League competitors without giving Spurs first refusal.
Kane is also seeking a structured release clause alongside a proposed salary of approximately €25 million gross per season. According to Fabrizio Romano, finalizing these specific contractual mechanisms remains the final hurdle before an official extension is signed with Bayern Munich.
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