A great European football club possesses a 'bargain' worth 100 million Euros

Harry Kane keeps demonstrating that his worth is well beyond 100 million Euros, with his outstanding performance leading Bayern Munich to contemplate an early renewal, and CEO Dreesen acknowledging he is "worth paying more."

Harry Kane is showing that the 100 million Euros Bayern Munich spent to acquire him from Tottenham was an incredibly smart investment. After two stellar seasons at Allianz Arena, the English striker has started his third campaign impressively, scoring 19 goals in just 11 matches, playing a key role in Bayern's undefeated streak across all competitions.

Speaking after the victory over Borussia Dortmund, CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen emphasized that Kane's performance has far exceeded initial expectations: “If we had known Harry would improve season after season, we probably would have paid even more.” This statement not only shows admiration but also acknowledges that Kane is becoming Bayern’s most successful signing in the past decade.

Kane is no longer just a "goal poacher" like during his Tottenham days. Under coach Vincent Kompany, he has evolved into a complete forward who drops deep to organize play, supports defense, and creates chances for teammates. The match against Dortmund clearly demonstrated this as Kane not only scored but also helped orchestrate the game, showing calmness and sharp tactical awareness.

At 32 years old, Kane still maintains remarkable physical fitness and consistent form. He leads Bayern’s fast-paced attacking style, connecting all elements of the frontline. That’s why, although his current contract runs until 2027, the Bavarian club’s management has already started considering an extension.

However, Dreesen confirmed Bayern is not rushing: “The new season has just begun. We will discuss Harry's future at the appropriate time.” According to German media, Kane’s current contract includes a release clause of 65 million Euros valid until January 2026, which requires Bayern to carefully plan their approach.

Kane’s form is also matched by the stability Kompany has brought. After 11 matches, Bayern has won all, topping the Bundesliga and achieving their best start in club history. With 19 goals, Kane is currently the most efficient scorer among Europe’s top five leagues.

Within a smoothly operating team, Harry Kane is not only a scorer but also a new symbol of Bayern Munich, proving that 100 million Euros is a small price for a player redefining endurance and class at the highest level.