Harry Kane says he is “fairly close” to extending his Bayern Munich contract, but the deal reportedly hinges on two controversial clauses.

According to Bild, Kane is insisting on a release clause and a so-called matching right for Tottenham, which would let his former club match any accepted offer and bring him back on the same terms. The extension could be announced soon.

The 33-year-old has been prolific since joining Bayern, and the club are keen to secure his future. But the Tottenham clause is unusual: it would give Spurs a direct path to re-sign their record goalscorer.

Talks are ongoing, and nothing is signed. If the clauses survive negotiation, the deal would keep Kane in Munich while leaving the door to North London ajar.

Tottenham fans have never hidden their desire to see Kane return, and the matching right would give Spurs first refusal if Bayern ever sell. For now, the striker looks settled in Germany and focused on trophies.