Harry Kane has left the door open for a return to Tottenham after completing his £100m move to Bayern Munich.
The England captain travelled to Germany on Friday for a medical and the Bundesliga champions confirmed on Saturday he had signed a deal lasting until June 2027 and would wear the No 9 shirt.
Kane, 30, leaves Premier League Spurs as their all-time top scorer with 280 goals in 435 appearances.
Kane was linked with a move to Manchester City in 2021, and his future had been uncertain this summer because he only had one year left on his contract at Spurs.
He was also linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid earlier this summer, before Bayern made their move. After having several bids rejected, a deal was agreed on Thursday, with Kane flying to Munich on Friday to finalise matters.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy said the club had “reluctantly agreed to his transfer”.
“We sought over a long period of time to engage Harry and his representatives in several forms of contract extension, both short and long term,” Levy said.
Meanwhile, Kane speaking on his departure said he “felt this was the time to leave” Spurs.
“I’m very happy to be part of Bayern, one of the biggest clubs in the world and I’ve always said that I want to move and prove myself at the highest level in my career”, said Kane.
“This club is defined by its winning mentality – it feels very good to be here.”
