Barcelona Shoot for the Stars With ‘First Choice’ Robert Lewandowski Replacement
Barcelona plans to activate Harry Kane's €65 million release clause to replace Robert Lewandowski after his 2026 contract ends due to age and reduced playing time.
- FC Barcelona have identified Bayern Munich forward Harry Kane as their first-choice target to replace Robert Lewandowski when his contract expires in 2026, and reports say Barcelona will let Lewandowski's deal run to its conclusion.
- Lewandowski's reduced involvement has dropped from 42 goals last term to seven this season, as injury and Hansi Flick, Bayern Munich coach, favor Ferran Torres, Bayern forward, limiting him to five starts.
- Statistics underline why Barca admire: Kane's 108 goals in 113 games for Bayern, underscoring his prolific scoring rate.
- Reports say Barcelona may trigger Kane's 65 million release clause, which reportedly requires him to notify Bayern this winter to leave next summer, but acceptance is unclear.
- Spanish media suggest Harry Kane is considering a move to Catalonia, but he told reporters last month `I'm very happy here in Munich`, dismissing exit talk.
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FC Barcelona has made Harry Kane a priority according to the British media The Guardian. Bayern Munich's scorer could replace Robert Lewandowski next summer.
Club ready to trigger Harry Kane clause to beat Manchester United to transfer
Harry Kane could reportedly be on his way out of Bayern Munich this summer as Barcelona look serious about making a move to bring him to the Nou Camp.The England international has been on fire in front of goal since joining Bayern, arguably taking his game to another level after already showing himself to be a world class striker during his time at Tottenham.It seems Barcelona are now eager to bring in Kane as their replacement for the ageing Ro…
In Spain, the news has already been on the round for a few weeks, and now the renowned English newspaper "The Guardion" has also announced: FC Barcelona has selected Harry Kane as the number one transfer destination when it comes to the possible succession of Robert Lewandowski next summer 2026.
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