Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says Bayern Munich are expecting movement on Harry Kane's future soon, and he believes Michael Olise should be the next player to commit long term. In comments that underline Bayern's confidence in their attacking core, the former club CEO said both players want to stay at FC Bayern for a long time.
Rummenigge was especially direct about Kane, saying he is very confident the England striker will extend his contract soon. He added that he would like to see Olise stay at Bayern for many more years as well.
Bayern's attacking core looks set to stay intact
The comments matter because Kane and Olise have become central figures for Bayern Munich under Vincent Kompany. They are also being described as leading Ballon d'Or contenders, which only raises the value of keeping both players tied to the club for the long term.
Rummenigge said Bayern can consider themselves fortunate to have two world-class players in Kane and Olise. His point was simple: players of that level are not easy to find, and Bayern know how important both have been for the club already.
For Bayern, the next steps appear clear. Kane is expected to be the first contract situation to move, while Olise could follow after that. If both extensions come through, FC Bayern would strengthen its hold on two of its most important attacking stars as the 2025/26 campaign continues.
