Tottenham have become the frontrunners to land Harry Kane following new information from Bayern Munich insiders.
Tottenham have emerged as the frontrunners to bring Harry Kane back from Bayern Munich, with a dramatic homecoming to north London appearing more and more possible.
Ever since Kane left Spurs in 2023, rumours of a return have never gone away, with many believing the striker still has unfinished business in the Premier League.
Thomas Frank has openly said he would welcome Kane back without hesitation, especially with Tottenham struggling for goals this season. When asked again by fans earlier this campaign, Frank reiterated his stance on a potential Kane reunion.
There has been plenty of speculation about Kane’s future, but the latest developments suggest Spurs are leading the race to re-sign Bayern’s star forward.
Tottenham seen as favourites despite claims Kane is settled in Germany
Reports indicate that Kane is content at Bayern, where he is performing strongly ahead of England’s 2026 World Cup preparations. Even so, Tottenham are believed to have first refusal should he decide to leave Bavaria.
Bookmakers currently rate a Kane stay at Bayern Munich as the most likely outcome, but among potential destinations, Spurs are viewed as his clear top option. One major betting company lists him as odds-on to remain at Bayern (11/25), while another places Tottenham as his most probable next club (8/1).
It’s widely accepted that Tottenham would be the only realistic move for Kane if he chooses to depart Bayern.
Kane’s Bayern Munich form in 2025–26
Now 32, questions naturally arise about whether Kane could still deliver consistent Premier League numbers. However, his form continues to silence any doubts. Since leaving Spurs, he has maintained elite performance levels and is once again showcasing himself as the world’s most clinical No. 9 this season.
Bundesliga 2025–26 (Sofascore):
Games: 10
Goals: 13
Assists: 3
Average rating: 8.17
With Tottenham currently struggling up front—Richarlison and Randal Kolo Muani misfiring and Dominic Solanke still out injured—a Kane return would be transformational.
There’s no confirmed timeline for if or when he could come back, but the growing momentum makes it feel increasingly like a matter of when, not if.
