"The club is aware that the Bayern Munich forward would be open to leaving Germany if offered a long-term deal, and crucially, the operation comes with a predefined cost. Due to an exit clause inserted when he joined Bayern, Kane could be available next summer for around €65 million. His wages, estimated at around €25 million gross per year, would also be within the range of what he currently earns in the Bundesliga, giving the deal more financial predictability."
"There are also sporting motivations behind the interest. Kane has been relentless this season, which immediately strengthened his profile as a natural successor to Lewandowski. Beyond his goal-scoring form, Barcelona's internal evaluation of his physical condition is described as excellent. There is also the added incentive that Kane remains obsessed with winning the Champions League, one of the key motivations behind his decision to join Bayern, and he has always been open to the idea of playing for Barcelona."
Barcelona are searching for a long-term replacement for Robert Lewandowski as his contract expires, with Harry Kane a leading candidate. Kane could be available next summer for around €65 million due to an exit clause, and his estimated wages of about €25 million gross per year would be financially predictable. Sporting factors strengthen his appeal: consistent goal-scoring, excellent physical condition, and a strong desire to win the Champions League. Several major clubs, including PSG and Saudi teams, also show interest, so Barcelona would need Kane to demonstrate clear determination for the transfer to materialise.
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