Bayern Munich boss won’t confirm, nor deny salary reports for Harry Kane
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9-second readBayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen is not interested in confirming the numbers behind Harry Kane’s reported contract extension, but he made one thing abundantly clear: Bayern believes its superstar striker is worth every penny.
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Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen is not interested in confirming the numbers behind Harry Kane’s reported contract extension, but he made one thing abundantly clear: Bayern believes its superstar striker is worth every penny.
Asked about reports that Kane’s new deal makes him the highest-paid player in Europe based on base salary, Dreesen declined to disclose any financial details but described the agreement as a major contract for a major player.
Dreesen also emphasized that Kane has more than justified Bayern’s investment since arriving in Munich three years ago, with the club expecting plenty more to come.
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