Barcelona Have ‘No Money’ to Sign Harry Kane — Ex-Bayern President Claims
Former Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeneß has dismissed speculation linking Harry Kane with a move to FC Barcelona, insisting the Spanish champions “have no money” to complete such a transfer.
Hoeneß made the comments after Kane inspired Bayern Munich to DFB-Pokal glory with a hat-trick performance in the final against Stuttgart.
The Bayern honorary president described Kane as one of the club’s greatest-ever signings and stressed that Bayern are “a buying club, not a selling club.”
Recent reports had linked Barcelona with a possible move for the England captain as the club continues planning for the future of its attacking department.
However, Hoeneß dismissed the speculation by questioning Barcelona’s financial capacity to complete a deal for the prolific striker.
Kane has enjoyed a remarkable season with Bayern Munich, scoring heavily and helping the club secure major domestic silverware.
The striker, whose current Bayern contract reportedly runs until 2027, has also suggested that discussions regarding his long-term future will take place after the summer international schedule.
The comments have sparked major reactions among football fans online, with many debating whether Barcelona could realistically afford a high-profile move for one of Europe’s most consistent goal scorers.
