Harry Kane has spent the majority of his career with Arsenal's north London rivals Tottenham, but has been tipped to make a surprise move by Paul Merson

Harry Kane has a release clause in his Bayern Munich contract that could eventually facilitate a return to England. Sources close to Kane have not commented on a report in Germany by Bild that claims the England captain has a clause that could have meant he left Bayern for £67 million this winter and will reduce to £54 million when it is active again next winter.

A source has told ESPN that the clause exists, although no specifics were outlined and it was stressed that Kane is happy at Bayern and has no desire to leave the Bundesliga team

Harry Kane is said to be very happy in Germany and has no plans to return to the Premier League any time soon. The England captain, who joined Bayern Munich from Tottenham, reportedly has a release clause in his contract at the Allianz Arena and had the option to activate it during the winter transfer window.

As per an additional report from the Daily Telegraph, Kane's move to Munich included Tottenham retaining a 'first refusal' option on him, by which Spurs would be informed and offered the chance to meet the clause, if a rival club made a bid for Kane.

Former Tottenham Hotspur and current Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane reveals what his former club is getting in forward Mathys Tel.

Don’t measure Harry Kane by his goals for Bayern Munich. Teammate Joshua Kimmich has lauded Kane after the England star helped Bayern open a six-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga with a battling performance in a 2-1 win at Freiburg on Saturday.