Tottenham have been offered increased hope of possibly re-signing Harry Kane, despite his new Bayern Munich contract announcement.The 2026 Ballon d’Or winner has extended his stay at Bayern to 2029 and will now earn around £400,000-a-week.Kane has penned terms on a new deal at Bayern to 2029 following three years of consistent goalscoring successGettyKane has scored 156 goals in 161 appearances across all competitions since joining in 2023, an outstanding tally that confirms he is one of the best strikers in world football.Once the terms of his new deal end, the England captain and legend will approach his 36th birthday and be in the latter stages of what is an iconic career.However, whilst retirement will likely be considered at this point, he may have one last dance at former club Spurs before calling it quits.As per the Daily Telegraph, the north Londoners have kept hold of their first-option matching rights on Kane despite his new Bayern deal.Spurs negotiated these rights with Bayern before the finalisation of the £100million deal to sell him in August 2023.This agreement covers his entire stint at the German club and is not affected by any contract changes or extensions.The Spurs-Bayern agreement is said to remain active and be separate to Kane’s extension.Will Kane return to Spurs?With 280 goals in 435 appearances, Kane became the all-time record scorer at Spurs during a glittering spell from 2009 to 2023.He was their Player of the Year on three occasions and named in six different Premier League Team of the Year squads.Kane is the English top flight’s second-highest scorer on 213 goals, 47 shy of leader Alan Shearer.Kane could still be set for a second spell at Spurs as they have retained their first-option matching rightsGettyAnd the forward’s ex-boss Tim Sherwood hinted to talkSPORT that a return could well be on the cards.“I think when he comes back, he’s going to come back to a team he thinks can win. He’s used to winning trophies now, he’s enjoying his time over there at Bayern.“I don’t think he comes back to a team that he thinks can’t win, so it narrows it down. “He’s not going to go to Chelsea, he’s not going to go to Arsenal, so where is he actually going to end up?“It’s probably not going to be Man City, so you’re only looking at Liverpool, Man United and possibly Tottenham.“I mean, Tottenham have got more chance of winning something at the moment, as you look at it, than Man United certainly have.”