Uli Hoeneß issued a clear warning about the future of English star Harry Kane, despite his outstanding performance with Bayern Munich this season.

Hoeneß confirmed that the player feels very comfortable in Munich, but he pointed out that modern football is unpredictable, especially with the increasing financial power of some clubs.

Hoeneß, the honorary president of Bayern, clarified that Kane is under contract until the summer of 2027, after not activating a clause that would have allowed him to leave in 2026, which reflects his current commitment to the club.

He also pointed out that the English striker and his family feel settled in Germany, which is an important factor in his future decisions.

Nevertheless, the German official did not hide his concern about potential massive offers, stating that "things could change at any moment" if a Saudi club were to make a substantial financial offer, which could tempt any player regardless of how stable their situation is.

On the other hand, Kane continues to deliver an exceptional season with Bayern, leading the scoring charts and being one of the team's standout stars. This makes the club's management eager to extend his contract in the future, with the understanding that retaining him won't be easy amid the growing global financial competition.