Harry Caen decides the controversy over his departure from Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich striker Harry Caen talked about his future with the Bavarian club, after the recent press reports that dealt with the possibility of his return to the Premier League at the end of the current season, although his contract extends until the summer of 2027.

Caen denied these rumors, confirming his continuation with the team, in a press statement he made after the great victory achieved by Bayern Munich on Friday evening, at the expense of its guest, Werder Bremen, with a clean four, as part of the opening of the fifth stage competitions of the German League.

“I am not planning to leave, not at the present time. I am very happy here, and I am still in two years. I enjoy every moment I spend with the team.”

“Return to England is not now. I am enjoying the experience, working with the coach, and I hope we will continue to achieve successes together.”

Caen also talked about the team’s performance in the match, and his personal achievement by reaching 100 goals in the Bayern Munich shirt, saying: “We performed great. The beginning was strong, and we could score in the first minutes. We played maturity and scored beautiful goals. It is a deserved victory.”

And about reaching the barrier of 100 goals, he commented proudly: “It is an amazing feeling. It is a great honor to reach this number with a great club like Bayern Munich. This achievement is also calculated for my teammates and the technical staff who always support me. I hope to continue this journey and score 100 other goals.”

Harry Caen has become the fastest player in the current century to score 100 goals with one club in the five major European leagues, during 104 games, beating the previous record scored in the name of the Portuguese duo Cristiano Ronaldo and Norwegian Erling Halland, who reached the same number of goals in 105 games.

Caen is currently in a wonderful stage of brilliance, as he managed to score 15 goals in just 8 games this season. After his last trilogy against Hoffenheim in the match that ended with Bayern’s 4-1 victory, Caen reached 70 goals in the German league during 67 games, a record that no one has preceded.

He also holds the record for the largest number of goals scored by a player in his first 50 games in the Bundesliga, after he scored 54 goals, while he required him to reach the barrier of 50 goals only 43 games.

In addition, the successful penalty kick he made in front of Werder Bremen was 18 out of 18 successful kicks in Bayern’s shirt.