Barcelona have made initial contact with Harry Kane's representatives to explore a potential transfer for the England captain, according to Monday's Daily Mail. The La Liga giants have reportedly agreed to revisit the Bayern Munich striker's situation once his World Cup commitments conclude, signaling serious interest in the 30-year-old forward.

Kane, who joined Bayern from Tottenham in 2023 for a reported £100m, scored 26 goals in 32 appearances across all competitions last season. His potential availability has naturally drawn attention from Europe's top clubs, though Bayern would likely demand a significant fee despite his age. Barcelona's financial constraints have limited their spending power in recent windows.

Meanwhile, Reece James is optimistic about recovering from injury in time to feature for England at the World Cup, while South Korea manager Myung-Bo Hong has resigned following his team's elimination. In MLS, Robert Lewandowski will join Chicago Fire this summer after leaving Barcelona.

The transfer pursuit represents Barcelona's continued search for attacking reinforcements, though any deal would hinge on Kane's World Cup performance and the club's ability to meet Bayern's valuation.