Barcelona Targets Bayern Munich's Harry Kane to Replace Lewandowski

As Barcelona prepares for life after Robert Lewandowski, the club has set its sights on a potential blockbuster transfer for Bayern Munich's Harry Kane. The 37-year-old Lewandowski's contract with the defending Spanish champions is set to expire this summer, and Barcelona is reportedly uninterested in offering him an extension due to his age and recent injury history.

With Lewandowski's place in the starting XI increasingly taken by Ferran Torres, Barcelona is turning to the transfer market to find a long-term successor. According to recent reports, the Catalans have labeled Kane as their "first-choice target" and could be willing to trigger the England captain's release clause, worth a reported €65 million.

However, the potential move faces several obstacles, primarily Barcelona's ongoing financial woes and Kane's desire to remain at Bayern Munich, where he is under contract until 2027. Should the transfer come to fruition, though, Kane would slot right into the starting No. 9 role at Barcelona, bringing his clinical finishing and playmaking abilities to Hansi Flick's attack.