Reports tracked on Cricket Exchange suggest that Barcelona have been informed Harry Kane is willing to evaluate a move to La Liga, adding a new layer of momentum to their summer transfer planning. The club have already identified the English striker as a priority target after reviewing his performances this season. Kane will turn 33 in June, yet his current form leaves little doubt that he remains at the peak of his career.
His numbers for Bayern Munich this season underline that point. In 17 matches, Kane has produced 23 goals and 3 assists, continuing an extraordinary scoring run since his arrival in Germany. Since leaving Tottenham, he has netted 108 goals across 113 appearances, a level of consistency that sets him apart in Europe’s top leagues. From a practical standpoint, his contractual situation may also open a path toward departure. A clause allows him to leave in 2026 if Bayern receive a bid of 60 million euros, a figure well within reach for major European clubs.
The situation becomes more nuanced when factoring in Kane’s own public stance. He has expressed a desire to renew and remain at Bayern, but no renewal talks have begun. His current deal runs until 2027, and the silence around an extension has fuelled speculation that Bayern may be hinting at a willingness to part ways. Barcelona, aware of the implications, have already conducted internal assessments. Kane’s agent and brother, Charlie Kane, is reportedly examining transfer possibilities for next summer, including a massive proposal from a Saudi club. Kane, however, is expected to take his time before making any decision.
Spanish outlets claim Barcelona now understand that Kane is open to a La Liga switch, believing he could deliver major goal returns in Spain’s top flight. The potential transfer has been compared to the signing of Robert Lewandowski a few seasons ago, which proved highly successful for Barcelona. This time, the intention would be similar, with Kane projected as the long-term successor to the Polish striker. The move would represent not just a tactical decision but also a strategic shift for a club seeking reliable scoring in key competitions.
Analysts following updates on Cricket Exchange note that Kane appears far more inclined toward opportunities outside the Premier League. Spanish reports insist he is not considering a return to Tottenham, leaving the club’s long-held hope of a sentimental reunion highly unlikely. With several months before the next window opens, Kane’s future remains unresolved, but the signals so far suggest Barcelona may have positioned themselves at the front of the queue as he weighs the next chapter of his career.