Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has discussed Harry Kane’s contract situation and made a claim about the fee that the German club paid to Tottenham for the striker.Kane produced numerous world-class moments in the Tottenham shirt, but it has taken the striker a move to one of the biggest clubs in Europe for his greatness to be recognised.The England captain was the deserved winner of the 2026 Ballon d’Or, and while it may have been more than three years since he left North London, Spurs fans are swelling with pride at the fact that a club legend and academy graduate has been honoured as the best in the world.However, their dreams of the 33-year-old returning to Tottenham in the future appear to be slipping away, with Kane admitting that he is not thinking about returning to the Premier League at the moment.When asked about whether he is thinking about returning to England to break Alan Shearer’s record, the striker said during the Ballon d’Or ceremony: “Not at the moment, not right now. I’m loving life in Munich. Bayern are such a great club. We have an amazing team, a great coach [Vincent Kompany].“So yeah, right now that’s where my focus is, and I’m extremely happy, and to be winning awards like this just shows why I made the move in the first place.”(Credit @thefrederikkejensen / Instagram)Bayern Munich CEO says Harry Kane is worth every penny paid to TottenhamBayern paid £100m to sign Tottenham’s record goalscorer back in 2023 at a time when he had just a year left on his contract with his boyhood club.That £100m fee now looks like one of the biggest bargains in modern football, which demonstrates the level that he has displayed at the Allianz Arena over the last three and a half years.The Bundesliga club’s CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen expressed confidence that the negotiations over a new contract with Kane will prove successful, and he also reflected on the fee that they paid for the Ballon d’Or winner.Dreesen said (via Buli News): “I’m very optimistic about that (new Kane contract). We have had good discussions and are now working through the details.“We brought an absolute Premier League superstar to the club in the summer of 2023 when we signed Harry. He has evolved from a traditional penalty-box striker into a player comparable to an NFL quarterback. Not every coach in the world may understand that. But for us, he has been worth every euro.”Fabrizio Romano says new Kane contract is about to ‘close’Fabrizio Romano has also provided an update on the striker’s contract negotiations, stating that Bayern are now ‘ready to close’ on a new deal for Kane, which runs until 2029.He adds that the verbal agreement has already been reached between the parties and that the formal details will be signed off soon.❤️🤍 Ballon d’Or and then… new contract next for Harry Kane. All set with Bayern. 🔜 https://t.co/V9R896rj6r— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) October 28, 2026The new deal could make Tottenham’s task of re-signing the centre-forward even harder, particularly with sources indicating that Bayern are working to remove Spurs’ right-to-match clause for Kane.READ MORE: Harry Kane could follow in Clive Allen’s footsteps with transition into a brand-new sportThe post 'I'm very optimistic' - Bayern CEO makes Harry Kane contract claim amid Tottenham clause rumour appeared first on Spurs Web.