Harry Kane has announced that he is leaving Bayern Munich and will be returning to the Premier League to join a surprising club

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has revealed that a buy-back clause was included in Harry Kane’s transfer to Bayern Munich this summer. Kane’s move to the German champions, valued at nearly £100 million, ended his 19-year tenure with Spurs.

However, Levy’s disclosure indicates that Kane’s departure may not be permanent. At a fans’ forum on Tuesday, Levy confirmed, “There is a buy-back clause,” although he did not specify the clause’s value or timeline for activation.

This clause gives Spurs fans hope that Kane might return to their team in the future. Despite leaving, Kane has expressed his enduring affection for Tottenham. Before his debut Champions League match for Bayern against Manchester United, he reaffirmed his lifelong support for Spurs. “I’m always keeping an eye on them and I’ll keep an eye on Tottenham for the rest of my life,” Kane said. He also expressed joy over the team’s current form and the happiness of the fans, adding, “They’ve got a massive game coming up [Arsenal on Sunday] so, for sure, I’ll see how they get on over the course of the season.”

Kane’s recent comments about his time at Tottenham sparked some frustration among Spurs supporters. Earlier this month, he contrasted the atmosphere at Tottenham with that at Bayern, suggesting that failing to win games at Spurs “never felt like a disaster.” This remark was seen by some fans as a critique of Tottenham’s competitiveness compared to the German powerhouse.

Despite the controversy, Kane’s connection to Tottenham remains strong. His transfer to Bayern Munich, while significant, has not severed his emotional ties with the North London club. Levy’s inclusion of a buy-back clause ensures that Tottenham retains an option to bring Kane back if circumstances permit.

Kane’s move to Bayern Munich marks a new chapter in his career. At Bayern, he has the opportunity to compete at the highest levels of European football, including the Champions League, which was a significant factor in his decision to leave Tottenham. His move is seen as a step towards achieving the silverware that eluded him during his time at Spurs, despite his individual brilliance and goal-scoring records.

The buy-back clause could become crucial for Tottenham’s future planning. If conditions align, Spurs could potentially re-sign Kane, boosting their attacking options with a player who knows the club well and has a proven Premier League track record. This clause represents a strategic move by Levy to maintain a link with one of the club’s greatest-ever players.

Meanwhile, Tottenham will continue their current season without their former talisman, focusing on building a competitive team under new management. For Kane, his immediate focus will be on making an impact at Bayern Munich, striving for success in both domestic and European competitions. The buy-back clause remains a reminder that in football, few things are ever truly final.