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"I don't think it's a story that goes back (to EPL)."
Tottenham Hotspur's sweet dreams have been shattered. In addition, all English Premier League (EPL) clubs, including Manchester United, who believed that they could bring in the "best goal scorer" for a while, fell into a sense of disappointment.
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich), who has been rumored to return to the EPL for a while, has cleared up the rumors himself. Kane nailed " (EPL) return is not in his head"
Recently, the British and German media suddenly appeared 'Kane EPL return rumors' have been neatly summarized. This is because the party to the rumor directly denied it.
The British media Mirror reported on the 27th (Korean time) 'Kane broke his silence on the rumor of returning to the EPL and expressed his thoughts'Kane said he had no intention of returning to the EPL' With this, Kane's 'EPL Early Return Theory' disappeared completely.
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Kane scored multiple goals against Werder Bremen in the fifth round of the Bundesliga in the 2025-2026 season at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, leading his team to a 4-0 complete victory.
In particular, Kane added two goals on the day to complete a new milestone. He surpassed 100 goals in 104 games as a member of Munich, becoming a player who scored 100 goals in the shortest period of time in one of the five major European leagues. Cristiano Ronaldo (2011 Real Madrid) and Elling Holan (2024 Manchester City) broke the previous record of '105 games'.
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In addition, he kicked his own penalty kick in the extra time of the first half of the day and achieved the record of "118 consecutive penalties" for the first time in the Bundesliga. Kane, who won his second consecutive Bundesliga scoring title in the 2023-2024 season and 2024-2025, has been cruising toward the '3 consecutive top scorer' with a scary goal storm from the beginning of this season. He has already scored 10 goals in five league games, racing by a whopping six goals over the second-place group.
However, Kane, who set a milestone against Bremen, made a clear stance on the recent "EPL return rumour" surrounding him in a post-match interview. Rumors grew like wildfire shortly after German media Bild recently reported that Kane's contract included a 65 million euro buyout clause.
This is because if a player's buyout of Kane is only 65 million euros, any big club can try to recruit him. On top of that, British media reported that EPL clubs were interested in recruiting Kane. In the meantime, it was also revealed that Tottenham signed a clause that allows Kane to negotiate first when he returns to the EPL. Even Tottenham manager Thomas Frank raised interest publicly, saying, `There are a lot of fans who want Kane back, and so do I.' Manchester United, which suffers from a striker famine, also expressed active interest.
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But Kane put to rest all this speculation with one word. After the game against Bremen, he said, "I'm not thinking at all about returning to the EPL." I am currently really happy in Munich. I have two years left on my contract, so I'm enjoying every moment of it" expressed a definite position.
"It is also fun to play in front of a fan of "(München), and I am enjoying my time with my teammates and coaches." I want to continue to succeed in the future"I don't think about going back at all. I'm looking forward to this season and I want to continue to succeed." It is a clear message that he will continue his bid to win two consecutive league titles in Munich, three consecutive top scorers, and the UEFA Champions League.
As a result, 'Kane's return to the EPL', which had grown for a while, was completely organized into a fictional story. Kane will not consider returning to the EPL until the end of his contract with Munich for the next two years. Tottenham and Manchester United are in a situation where they have to hurry to clear up their dream of recruiting Kane and pursue the recruitment of other strikers who can actually help.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
