Bayern Munich star Harry Kane brushes off FC Barcelona rumors

Harry Kane has dismissed speculation linking him with a move to FC Barcelona, insisting his sole focus remains on firing Bayern Munich toward silverware. The England captain, who has already struck 28 Bundesliga goals and 43 across all competitions this season, reiterated that he is “very happy” in Munich and has heard nothing of any approach from the Catalan club.

Barcelona presidential candidate Xavier Vilajoana fueled the chatter this week by declaring Kane his dream striker, claiming informal contact had been made and that the 30-year-old “likes Barcelona.” Vilajoana argued that Kane’s profile would seamlessly slot into the club’s possession-based style once 37-year-old Robert Lewandowski moves on.

Kane, however, poured cold water on the talk. “I haven’t heard anything about that,” he told reporters. “My father and brother are taking care of these things, but they haven’t told me anything. As I’ve already said, I’m very happy here at Bayern. My focus is on this season and here at Bayern. I’ll take that as a compliment.”

The striker’s productivity keeps him on course to challenge Lewandowski’s Bundesliga single-season record of 41 goals and to contend for the European Golden Boot. Bayern, for their part, are eager to extend a contract that currently runs through June 2027 and hope to finalize an extension before the current campaign ends.

While Europe’s elite continue to monitor Kane’s situation, the player himself left no doubt where his immediate loyalties lie: “I’m only focused on my football with FC Bayern right now and nothing else.”