Harry Kane has been warned signing a new deal with Bayern Munich could prevent him from making Premier League history.The England captain’s current contract with the German giants expires next summer.Kane looks set to stay in Germany for the foreseeable future, but it may mean the Premier League goal record is out of reachGettyHowever, he is expected to sign an extension having joined Bayern from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023 for £86m.Barcelona and Al Hilal both previously made enquiries regarding Kane’s availability earlier this summer, but the 33-year-old now looks set to prolong his stay in the Bundesliga.The news will delight Bayern fans given it comes after he won a third successive golden boot, with his overall tally for the club now at 146 goals in 147 appearances.Record in doubtHis decision to remain with the club also delays any potential return to the Premier League in the future.Kane is the division’s second leading scorer of all-time thanks to his 213 top-flight goals for Spurs.He trails record holder Alan Shearer by just 47 strikes, with the legendary striker scoring 260 goals in 441 Premier League outings for Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United.talkSPORT’s Darragh MacAnthony believes that record will now be out of reach for Kane even if he returns to England in the future.Discussing his imminent contract extension with co-presenter Max Scott, the Peterborough United chairman explained: “Bayern Munich don’t need money, so what are you going to pay to get their No.9 and probably the Ballon d’Or winner this year out the building, even at 34 or 35 years old?“Spurs aren’t going to pay £60-70million – giving [Bayern] their money back, are they? So I’m not shocked he’s extended.“I always thought Kane would come back and play his final couple of years in the Premier League.“I’m not sure he can break [Shearer’s record) at that age. He would probably need three or four seasons to do that, but I did think he’d come back to Spurs. I thought he’d end his career there.Shearer is the Premier League’s top scoring player of all time and his record is safe if Kane stays away, MacAnthony thinksGetty“He’s one of them that’s defying the odds. Father time hasn’t caught up with him, he’s just had his most productive season and I do think he should win the Ballon d’Or.”Will Kane break the record?When told Kane is just 47 goals short of Shearer’s record, MacAnthony added: “He could do it if he comes back in two years.“He’d need four seasons, at that age you’d be doing 10 a year. He won’t be breaking that record (if he extends) so it’s a shame really.“We should never have lost him. The Premier League should never have lost Harry Kane, one of the most prolific goalscorers of our generation.”Kane scored 213 Premier League goals for Spurs before his move to Bayern for £86mGettyThe Ballon d’Or appears to be Kane’s to lose at this stagetalkSPORTKane is fresh from scoring 61 goals in 51 matches for Bayern across all competitions last season, launching himself into Ballon d’Or contention.He continued his form into the World Cup, scoring six times for England as they finished third overall.Kane to upset talkSPORT’s Tottenham fansDJ Majestic would love to have seen Kane back ‘home’.Using his show, he explained to talkSPORT listeners how history could have been made. “[Manager] Roberto De Zerbi says to him: ‘Look, it’s one season without European football, which allows you to have a bit more of a rest after a long season and a World Cup, it gives you the focus of scoring goals in the Premier League, you don’t have to play in the League Cup.“You are that close to Alan Shearer’s record. If you have a good season this year, scoring 20+, which is very possible to do, you could become a Bundesliga champion, England’s greatest goalscorer, Tottenham’s greatest goalscorer and possibly the Premier League’s greatest ever goalscorer.“This is Harry Kane’s legacy set in stone. People can’t say he hasn’t won anything, he’s gone and done that. Now he can come home and push Spurs on.“Come on Harry, it’s time to come home, it’s good for you, it’s good for us, it’s good for Bayern, let’s do it.”