Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has addressed speculation linking him with a sensational return to England to join Liverpool.
After spending over a decade in the Premier League, Kane cemented his reputation as one of England’s greatest goalscorers before making a surprise switch to Bayern Munich.
The 31-year-old has thrived in Germany, netting 36 Bundesliga goals in his first 32 appearances, but speculation about a return to England has persisted.
Recent reports suggested Kane was contemplating a move back as early as this summer, with Liverpool reportedly interested in signing him to strengthen their attack.
According to Spanish outlet El Nacional, sources close to Kane claimed he was “seriously considering” finishing his career in the Premier League. Subsequent reports suggested Liverpool were leading the race for his signature as they sought to replace underperforming forwards Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota.
However, Kane has dismissed the speculation, assuring Bayern fans that he remains committed to the club.
Speaking to ESPN about a potential return to England, he said: “I’m not sure. I’ve always said I don’t like to think too far ahead. I’m really happy here. We have a fantastic team and coaching staff, and as long as I’m in peak condition, I want to play at the highest level, which is exactly where I am right now.”
He acknowledged that football can change quickly but insisted his focus remains on Bayern: “I’m not thinking about any other league or team. I just go with the flow, and right now, the flow is here in Munich.”
Bayern remain strong contenders for the Bundesliga title, sitting six points clear at the top with seven games left. They also face Inter Milan in the Champions League quarterfinals after a dominant 5-0 aggregate victory over Bayer Leverkusen.