“SHOCKING CLAIM: Harry Kane DESPERATE to DITCH Bayern and BEG Tottenham for Sensational Return!”

The jubilation expressed by Spurs supporters across social media following Harry Kane’s Bundesliga triumph clearly illustrates the deep connection the striker maintains with Tottenham’s fanbase.

Kane, now 31, is widely regarded as the club’s most iconic figure of the Premier League era.

His place in Spurs history is firmly cemented, particularly after surpassing Jimmy Greaves’s long-standing goal record—an achievement many once believed unattainable.

Reports suggest that Tottenham hold a first-refusal option on Kane, fueling hopes among supporters that the prolific forward could one day return for a dream homecoming.

Pundit Chris Sutton believes Harry Kane will ultimately end his career at Tottenham.

While the England captain has made it clear that he is content at Bayern Munich—having recently expressed his happiness in Germany and his ambition to lift major trophies—Sutton sees a potential North London return on the horizon.

Speaking on BBC Radio Five Live’s Football Daily Podcast, the former Celtic striker shared his thoughts on Kane’s future: “Yeah, well, why not? He loves Tottenham, doesn’t he?

At the moment, it wouldn’t make sense to leave Bayern for Spurs. But looking ahead, that could change.”

Sutton continued, “People might see it as a step back, but if Kane comes back to Tottenham, they could improve in the Premier League.

Now that he’s finally won a team trophy, he might decide it’s time to return and end his career where it all started.”

Despite recent rumors, Bayern appear unbothered by the £54 million release clause in Kane’s contract, which has become a talking point among fans and media.

According to reports from Germany, the Bundesliga champions are not concerned about losing the striker this summer, as they don’t anticipate Kane will seek a transfer.

Bayern sporting director Christoph Freund recently addressed the situation, reinforcing the club’s confidence that Kane will remain in Munich for the foreseeable future.

Freund’s comments came amid news that Eric Dier—Kane’s close friend and former Spurs teammate—will leave the club, but this development is not expected to influence Kane’s own plans.

While nothing is guaranteed, the possibility of Kane returning to Tottenham one day remains a source of optimism for many, as his emotional bond with the club and its supporters continues to endure.