Bayern Munich honorary president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has expressed confidence that Harry Kane and Michael Olise will remain at the club for many years, with the German giants hoping to secure new contracts for both players.
Rummenigge believes both forwards are happy at Bayern and expects Kane to extend his current deal soon, with Olise potentially following him in signing fresh terms.
Both of them intend to stay at Bayern for a long time,
Rummenigge said.
I hope, and I’m also very confident, that Harry will extend his contract soon. And that Michael will be next. I would like to see him stay at Bayern for many more years.
The comments come as Olise continues to impress with his performances for Bayern, further strengthening his importance to the club. The French winger has reportedly reached 10 goals in 10 games after scoring a stunning free kick, highlighting his growing influence in attack.
Olise has become an important part of Bayern’s attacking setup since arriving from Crystal Palace, offering creativity, pace and a consistent goal threat from wide areas. His ability to create chances and score decisive goals has made him one of the team’s key attacking players.
Kane has also remained central to Bayern’s ambitions, providing goals and experience as the club competes across domestic and European competitions. Keeping both players would give Bayern greater stability as they continue to build a squad capable of challenging for major honours.
Although fresh agreements have not been confirmed in Rummenigge’s comments, his confidence reflects Bayern’s desire to retain two of their most influential attackers. Supporters will now watch closely for further developments, particularly regarding Kane’s expected extension and Olise’s future at the Allianz Arena.
