Kane reacts to report suggesting he has a release clause | OneFootball

Earlier this week, Sport Bild reported that Harry Kane has a release clause in his contract will allow him to leave Bayern Munich in the summer of 2026 for around €65 million.

Kane was asked about the reported release clause after Friday's 3-0 win over Werder Bremen, but didn't want to say much.

"I don't want to talk about that. What I can say is that I'm very happy at Bayern," Kane told Sky Germany.

The England international had many more words to say about Bayern's performance in the 3-0 win, in which he scored twice from the penalty spot.

“It was another good game. There will be a lot of tight games like today this season where small moments decide games. As a striker, I take the responsibility to make the decision and score to make it 1-0 to open the game up. I've managed to do that a few times, which is always nice,” he said.

"We just have to keep going. I enjoy being on the pitch with the lads. Everyone has to be focussed until the end and ready for every moment. And you saw that today. Everyone was still running back in the 90th minute to win second balls – that's what wins you games.

"So, we have to keep this level as high as possible. It's an important month for us, we know that. But for us it's just about challenging ourselves, raising our level and seeing how far we can take it."

Next up for the Bavarians is Wednesday's Champions League knockout phase play-off first leg against Celtic.