Harry Kane is already thinking about life beyond football, and his plans for the final chapter of his career could take him into an entirely different sport. The Bayern Munich striker has revealed that he would like to try his hand at the NFL as a kicker once his football career comes to an end, and the England captain is already considering how to make that ambition a reality.Golf was previously another option for Kane, who had considered pursuing the sport more seriously. However, he has now seemingly put those plans aside."I play off a handicap of two, but at Wentworth I shoot ten over par," the England star striker tells The Sun. "Then I see the pros playing there and someone wins on twenty under par, so I think I'll stick to football."English and Bayern Munich star Harry Kane would like to try kicking in the NFL, and says it remains a long-term goal.“That is something I will try and look at a bit more seriously. It all depends on what happens in my career over the next five or six years."(via The Athletic) pic.twitter.com/2VX4umivQD— Football Forever (@fballforeverhq) September 24, 2026 The NFL, on the other hand, remains an idea that genuinely interests him. Kane admits he could see himself preparing for a career as a kicker, although everything will depend on how his football journey develops over the next few years."That is something I want to look at more seriously. It all depends on what happens in my career over the next five or six years, but the NFL is far more realistic than golf."Kane believes his long experience taking penalties could give him a useful starting point if he eventually made the switch. The similarities in technique and the pressure involved are two factors he feels could work in his favour."It is something I'm used to, because you are mainly working with your feet. Taking penalties brings a similar pressure and technique with it, but if I were to do it, I would train seriously for six months to a year."##EDITORS_CHOICE##Kickers have a highly specialised role in American football, entering the field for specific situations. They are primarily responsible for field goals and extra points, while also commonly handling kick-offs. A field goal is worth three points, whereas an extra point following a touchdown earns one.There is also a possibility that Kane could combine his two sporting interests by continuing his football career in the United States. A future spell in MLS could potentially allow him to explore the NFL at the same time."Maybe, if I play in MLS in the future or something along those lines, you could combine the two. But for now I want to keep playing football for as long as possible and get everything out of the final two, five or ten years."Harry Kane in the NFL? We approve ☑️ pic.twitter.com/m21oc44ZDq— NFL UK & Ireland (@NFLUKIRE) September 23, 2026 For now, though, Kane's attention remains firmly on Bayern. The striker is in negotiations over a new contract with the German giants, with his current deal due to expire at the end of the season."We are still in talks and those talks are going well. We are fairly close, although there are still a few things that need to be resolved. I don't think it will be long before something is announced."##NAJAVA_MECA_9981886##