"Barcelona's director of football, Deco, has already confirmed that the club will be in the market for a new striker, and their interest in the England captain appears a logical fit as a potential medium-term successor to Robert Lewandowski, who is out of contract at the end of this season."
"Kane's release clause, meanwhile, is reportedly set to drop to 65 million in the summer, when his stock could potentially rise again with the Three Lions at the World Cup."
"Bayern board member Uli Hoeness publicly insisted that the clause has already expired, leaving the Bundesliga champions-elect untroubled as the 32-year-old prepares to enter his final 12 months."
Harry Kane's impressive form at Bayern Munich has attracted Barcelona's interest as they seek a new striker. With Robert Lewandowski's contract ending, Kane is seen as a medium-term replacement. Barcelona's director of football confirmed the club's search for a striker, and Kane's release clause may drop to 65 million this summer. Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez is also a target, but his high valuation complicates matters. Bayern Munich's Uli Hoeness stated that Kane's release clause has expired, adding uncertainty to the situation.
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