Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has dismissed speculation about a possible return to the Premier League, insisting he remains committed to the German giants.
The England captain has been linked with a move away from Bayern after reports emerged about a €65 million buyout clause in his contract.
However, Kane has made it clear that he has no immediate plans to leave the Bundesliga club and is enjoying life in Munich.
Speaking to Bayern’s official website, the striker revealed how quickly he has developed a strong connection with the club and its supporters. Kane said:
Of course, I’ve only been here for 18 months but I feel like it’s been a huge part of my life already.
The fan base has been really incredible to me and really taken me in, almost like one of their own, and I really appreciate that.
Kane also discussed the pressure of playing for a club of Bayern’s stature, where every opponent is determined to produce a big result.
When you play for a club like Bayern Munich, the pressure is high, every match is intense and many teams want to beat Bayern Munich to have it on their CV, so you have to be prepared at all times.
