Harry Kane is on the verge of signing a new contract with Bayern Munich, but Tottenham’s hopes of bringing the striker back to the club in the near future may still be alive despite the deal.During the summer transfer window, it was reported that Tottenham were keeping themselves informed of Kane’s situation, as the striker entered the final year of his contract.However, over the past few days, it has emerged that an agreement is now close between Bayern and the player’s representatives on a new deal.It has been alleged that Bayern are keen to finalise Kane’s new contract during the international break, and are confident of reaching an agreement.Photo by Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images/DeFodi via Getty ImagesTottenham legend Harry Kane wants release clause in his contractA new report in Bild (as relayed by Bavarian Football Works) has revealed a surprising detail about the ongoing contract negotiations between Kane and the Bundesliga giants.The report says Kane’s entourage were in Germany last weekend for a second round of talks over a new deal, and there is a broad agreement regarding the salary.The discussions are now revolving around the length of the deal, with Bayern willing to extend it until 2029 while the striker’s camp wants it to run until 2030.However, interestingly, it is revealed that while both parties are optimistic about an agreement, Kane’s camp wants a release clause to be included in the deal. The report does not shed light on the value of any potential release clause.Whatever the value, it would appear to indicate that Kane has one eye on his next move away from Bayern at some point in the near future. Could that be a return to the Premier League?Spurs added right-to-match clause in Kane sale agreementWhen the Lilywhites sold their record goalscorer to Bayern three years ago, Tottenham added a right-to-match clause for Kane, which allows them an opportunity to match any offer that the German club accept for the player in the future.However, it is unclear if this new deal at the Allianz Arena for the 33-year-old makes that Tottenham clause void.Speaking last month, Kane admitted that he no longer has an itch to return to the Premier League, revealing that he and his family feel settled in Bavaria.READ MORE: Harry Kane’s agents keen to listen to all offers as Tottenham and Man United offer routes homeThe post Tottenham retain hope of a Harry Kane reunion despite new Bayern Munich contract appeared first on Spurs Web.