Harry Kane moves out of Munich hotel he has been staying in since joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham

Harry Kane will be spending 2024 in a new home with his family in Munich.

The England captain has confirmed he's finally moved out of the hotel he's been staying in in the German city since his £82million move from Tottenham to Bayern Munich.

He's now set to move into a new home in Bavaria with his family.

Kane took to Instagram on Saturday to share the news, thanking the hotel for helping him during his start to life in Germany.

Posting a picture of himself with a Bayern shirt alongside the staff at the Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Hotel, the former Spurs star wrote a heartfelt message to those that work there.

«A massive thank you to the hotel staff who have made me feel at home since moving to Munich,» he wrote. «It’s been a huge part of being able to settle in so well. 

»@esmuellert was worried my room was getting too small so time to check out and into a place of my own with my family."

He signed the message off with a laughing face and a raised hands emojis.

Kane has had a stellar start to life with Munich, scoring 25 goals in 22 appearances in all competitions. He's also racked up eight assists in that time.

His impressive start is best summarised by the fact he's now on track to beat Robert Lewandowski's record at the club that took 49 years for any player to break.

But for now, Kane is spending his Bayern Munich 'winterpause' on the beach, as well as prepping to move back in with his family.

Bayern will resume their season on January 12 when they face Hoffenheim at home.

They currently sit six points off league leaders Bayer Leverkusen in second, albeit with a game in hand.