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Will Kane end his career at FC Bayern? Eberl is confident
Jan 19 2026 07:16 · By onefootball.com · 27 Reads
The current season is not the only topic of discussion at FC Bayern . The long-term future of key leading players is also a recurring focus. Now sporting director Max Eberl has spoken openly about the prospects of Harry Kane .
The 32-year-old centre-forward is still the clear fixture at FC Bayern Munich in sporting terms. Kane is not only seen as a top goalscorer at the club, but also as a formative figure for the coming years. Eberl’s assessment was correspondingly clear when he was asked about the possibility of Kane ending his career in Munich.
In an interview with Sport BILD , the Bayern boss said: „I would say yes, without knowing how things will develop and how long Harry wants to play or whether he has other plans after FC Bayern . But we at FC Bayern can very well imagine that.“
This statement underlines the Munich club’s fundamental stance . Internally, they are still firmly planning with Kane, both in sporting and strategic terms. Despite the names of potential successors emerging time and again, there are no efforts to question the role of the England international, according to the club’s environment. Kane is considered to be set, external solutions for the center forward do not play a role.
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The overall picture also fits off the pitch. The attacker feels comfortable in Munich, has quickly established himself as a leading player and plays a central role within the team. Kane is said to be able to imagine extending his contract in Munich. This satisfaction is a decisive factor for those responsible in order to ensure long-term peace in a sensitive position.
While there are regular discussions about new options in other parts of the team, the direction in attack remains clear. FC Bayern is focusing on continuity rather than actionism. Internal solutions should step in when necessary without breaking up the existing hierarchy. Kane remains the undisputed benchmark in the center of attack.
Against this background, it is no coincidence that Eberl has spoken so clearly in public. The sporting director’s words leave room for development, but at the same time send a clear signal: FC Bayern can very well imagine keeping the most successful striker of recent years in Munich until the end of his career.