Harry Kane Eyes MLS and NFL Career After Football

Harry Kane, the forward for Bayern Munich, has indicated a desire to explore a future career in Major League Soccer (MLS) and the NFL as a kicker after his football career concludes. In an interview with German TV show Focus TV, Kane, who is currently negotiating an extension of his contract with Bayern Munich, stated that he would only consider retiring if he could no longer perform at a top level.
He mentioned that trying out for the NFL is something he would take more seriously if his football career continues for another five or six years. Kane believes his experience with penalty kicks in football could translate well to kicking in the NFL, although he acknowledged the need for six months to a year of dedicated practice.
He also expressed a long-standing admiration for Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, indicating that he has dreamed of this opportunity for years.
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