Kane remains under contract with Bayern Munich until the summer of 2027, and the Bundesliga champions are preparing to resume discussions over a new deal with his representatives. Talks have reportedly been ongoing for some time and are expected to continue after England’s World Cup campaign.
Tottenham, now managed by Roberto De Zerbi, are understood to be interested in bringing their former captain back. Kane left Spurs for Bayern in 2023 after establishing himself as one of the club’s greatest forwards, making a potential return an attractive prospect for supporters.
However, Falk says Kane has been avoiding questions about his club future while concentrating on England. His latest update suggests that the striker’s focus is firmly on completing his collection of major honours in Germany rather than revisiting his past.
Kane has won the Bundesliga title in each of his first two seasons with Bayern, but the Champions League remains absent from his honours list. That gap appears to be central to his thinking.
For Tottenham, the emotional pull of a reunion may not be enough. Kane’s record and status at the club make him a natural target, but Bayern can offer an immediate route to European success and are already working to protect their position with a new contract.
The situation also underlines how difficult it could be for Spurs to persuade Kane to return while he still sees Bayern as the better platform for his ambitions.
Bayern are expected to continue contract discussions once Kane has had time away following England’s tournament. Until an agreement is reached, Tottenham’s interest is likely to remain part of the wider conversation.
For now, though, Falk’s message is emphatic: Kane’s next decision appears to be driven by the Champions League, not nostalgia.