Bayern Munich include Haaland in plans to succeed Harry Kane

Bayern Munich are working to secure Harry Kane's future with the team, but they have also begun to explore their attacking options for the future, with Erling Haaland, the Manchester City striker, among the names they may seek to sign.

TEAMtalk has reported that Bayern Munich are eager to retain Harry Kane for an additional two years, with the potential to extend the period to three years, amid growing confidence within the club about reaching an agreement on a new contract.

While Kane is the current priority, the German club is considering the possibility of moving for Haaland in the future, but this will largely depend on the timing of the English striker's departure, especially with the Norwegian still linked to FC Barcelona and Real Madrid.

The report indicated that Haaland has not hidden his ambition to play in Spain during his career, while FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are planning to attempt to sign him in 2027 if he decides to leave Manchester City at that time.

Bayern Munich are currently not preparing an immediate move for Haaland, as the club focuses on extending Kane's contract while keeping the Norwegian striker as a future option in case the right circumstances arise for signing him.