Harry Kane has just committed his long-term future to Bayern Munich by signing a new contract until 2029.

The striker has finally been earning the recognition which he deserves in the Bundesliga, as he was awarded the Ballon d'Or.

Kane has achieved so much at Bayern since making the switch back in the summer of 2023 and is clearly feeling very settled in Bavaria.

There has also been talk about whether the 33-year-old will return to the Premier League, but that has just been silenced following his new deal.

Spurs fans would love to see Kane make his return to England one day; however, his response to being asked about a possible reunion doesn't sound too promising.

Kane admitted that he is starting to change his perspective on returning to the Premier League following his time at Bayern Munich.

The former Spurs man has revealed that has time in Munich has shown him there is so much more to club football than just the Premier League.

He has netted a truly remarkable 102 goals in 103 Bundesliga matches for Bayern, becoming one of the biggest stars in Europe.

His Premier League record is just as impressive, with 213 goals, which leaves him 47 behind Alan Shearer's record.

When asked about the possibility of returning to the Premier League, Kane told TalkSPORT: "I'll be honest, I'm really not too sure...

"When I left to go in my head, I felt I would come back and not just for the record, I want to try and achieve things in the Premier League which I haven't achieved yet.

"But moving to Munich has opened my eyes to the fact that there's a big old world out there, and I think it's made people appreciate my game."

Kane now seems genuinely settled in Bayern, and there is obviously a clear focus on winning the Champions League there.

Bayern have an incredible team, with players like Michael Olise and Luis Diaz around the England captain.

Kane was also directly asked about whether he would only play in the Premier League for Tottenham, and the striker refused to answer the question.

"Who knows, I can't tell you. Time will tell," when asked if there was another Premier League club he would join.

His response seemed to make it fairly clear that he does not see Spurs as a viable option for himself at this stage.

It's more than understanble that Kane at this stage would not return to Tottenham, who must prove they can compete for titles.

Kane spent enough of his career failing to win silverware, and now he seems intent on making the very most of the latter stages of his time at the top.

As he mentions, he is not just chasing Sherar's record but also titles he has not won just yet and Spurs are a long way off that right now.

Potentially, a move to Manchester United could be on, with Mauricio Pochettino set to be appointed as manager at Old Trafford.