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Kane Confirms Talks On Bayern Munich Contract Extension
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Kane Confirms Talks On Bayern Munich Contract Extension

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has confirmed that contract extension talks with the club started last week following their 5-1 Bundesliga opening win against Stuttgart. The first official meeting took place the previous week, though Kane emphasized that sorting out all the details will take time rather than just a week or two. Read Also:Arokodare [...]

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