Harry Kane set to extend Bayern Munich contract until June 2029

Harry Kane is set to sign a new contract with Bayern Munich that will keep him at the club until June 2029. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the agreement on 16 October, issuing his signature ‘Here we go’ to signal that the deal is done.

The extension means the England striker will remain in Bavaria beyond his current deal. Romano’s confirmation came as part of a busy day of transfer news involving clubs across Europe.

Romano confirms the Kane agreement

Romano reported that Kane and Bayern Munich had reached a full agreement on the contract extension. The new deal runs until June 2029, adding further years to the England forward’s time at the club.

Romano’s ‘Here we go’ phrase is widely recognised as his signal that a transfer or contractual agreement has been finalised. His report on 16 October made clear that both parties had concluded negotiations.

JJ Gabriel likely to leave Old Trafford

In a separate development also reported by Romano, 16-year-old Manchester United prospect JJ Gabriel has approximately a 95 percent chance of leaving the club. Romano stated that Real Madrid and Barcelona have both been in contact with Gabriel’s team.

Gabriel’s potential departure adds to a period of uncertainty around Manchester United’s younger players. No destination has been confirmed, but the interest from two of Europe’s biggest clubs underlines the level of attention the teenager has attracted.

Lima apologises after post-match outburst

Manchester United defender Lima posted a statement on his social media on 16 October, saying the incident in which he publicly criticised the club’s management after a match is now closed. He offered an apology to all parties involved.

Lima said in the statement that he had already met with club leadership and the head coach to address the matter. The defender described the episode as finished and expressed regret for his comments.