Harry Kane wants Bayern Munich trophies before switching to NFL career – with prolific striker having 'many more years' of goalscoring left in him

Harry Kane admits that a move into the NFL remains in the “back of my mind”, but he still has “many more years” of trophy-chasing at Bayern Munich.

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• England captain only 31 years of age
• Has plenty left to achieve in soccer
• Will explore move into American football

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The England captain has never shied away from the fact that he would like to explore the possibility of gracing the American form of football at some stage. There has been plenty of speculation regarding a post-soccer career as an NFL kicker.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Kane is keeping his options open, but is also eager to point out that – at 31 years of age – there is still plenty left for him to achieve in his current day job before any thought is given to heading for the United States.

• WHAT HARRY KANE SAID

  Kane has told that a future in NFL is “is something in the back of my mind”. He added: “I've been asked about it before and my focus is on here, the Champions League, Bayern Munich, but it's something I'd like to explore in a future date. But I still feel like I've got many more years ahead of me.”

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  DID YOU KNOW?

  Kane was among the interested observers when the Philadelphia Eagles stunned the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, with the New England Patriots fan happy to see Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce miss out on a historic third successive title. He said: “All credit to the Eagles, stopping the Chiefs doing the three-peat. I'm backing my boy [Tom] Brady, so it was nice to see it if I'm totally honest.”