- Release clause in striker's contract
- Expected to win trophies at Bayern
- North London return speculated on
Getty/GOALHarry Kane ‘last piece in the jigsaw’ for Arsenal but shock £64m transfer back to the Premier League would be ‘too much’ for Tottenham legend

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✅ Combines superfast home broadband and live Premier League broadcasting into a single household bill.
✅ Allows you to bolt TNT Sports onto an existing TV package on a 31-day rolling basis for around £25 a month.
✅ Broadband-only customers can use the free Stream box to add and drop the Sky Sports HD pack on a 30-day rolling basis.

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✅ The "Sport Plus" tier bundles both Sky Sports (via NOW) and TNT Sports into one seamless package to cover all 267 televised matches.
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✅ Includes the Apple TV 4K or EE TV Box Pro for high-end viewing and easy multi-room streaming setups.
WHAT HAPPENED?
It has emerged that England captain Kane has a clause in his contract at Bayern Munich that can be triggered in each passing winter window. In January 2026, the prolific striker will reportedly be available for £64 million ($79m).
GettyTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Speculation regarding a potential return to the Premier League for Kane, who is expected to land long-awaited major silverware this season, has already started to rage. There has been talk of him retracing steps to north London, but on the opposite side of that divide to the one that he previously graced.
WHAT JOE COLE SAID
Ex-England international Cole, who represented London rivals West Ham and Chelsea in his playing days, has told Paddy Power of the surprising debate regarding Kane’s future: “I can see the logic with Harry Kane joining Arsenal – stranger things have happened.
“He’s gone to Germany, and he’s carried on where he left off. The man just oozes goals. For Arsenal, as a footballer, he would be the perfect last piece in the jigsaw – he suits them down to the ground.
“I can’t see it, however, - there’s such a wrench between the two clubs. I think it would be too much for Harry. Sol Campbell joining Arsenal from Spurs was a bit different to this, but from a football perspective, it makes a lot of sense, because he is perfect for their style of football."
GettyWHAT NEXT FOR HARRY KANE?
Kane has remained a prolific presence since linking up with Bundesliga giants Bayern in 2023, with 72 goals recorded for them through 73 appearances. Said strike rate would make him of obvious appeal to the likes of Arsenal, but the 31-year-old is Spurs’ all-time leading scorer and unlikely to consider a move to Emirates Stadium.
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