Harry Kane believes Bayern Munich ‘work perfectly’ to get the best out of him after ‘prefect start’ in his Bundesliga debut as England captain reveals key difference between the Premier League and playing in Germany
Harry Kane says Bayern Munich ‘works perfectly’ to get the best out of him as England captain reveals key difference between Premier League and Bundesliga
Harry Kane looked back at his full Bayern Munich debut and revealed the key differences between the Premier League and the Bundesliga.
The England captain got off to a perfect start in his first game in the German top flight, registering a sublime assist in just four minutes.
Kane flicked the ball into Leroy Sané, who ran for goal before calmly finishing to put Thomas Tuchel’s side ahead.
In the second half, Kane scored his first goal for the club before being substituted shortly afterwards.
Speak against Sky Sports after the game, the former Tottenham striker opened up about his dream debut: “It was fantastic. There’s been a lot of talk and build up about this game. It started well early with the goal. It was heavy.
Harry Kane reflects on his full Bayern Munich debut after his first goal
The attacker discussed the differences between the Bundesliga and the Premier League
“We created some good chances, but missed the final product.
“We stayed calm, scored the second goal and the boys finished it from the bench. It was the perfect start, I’m looking forward to the next game.’
Kane continued, explaining why he believes his Bayern Munich teammates can get the best out of him this season.
“We’ve seen my game, I like to drop deep and link in the last four or five years,” he added. “I think with the pace we have in this team it works perfectly.
“I’m a number 9 first and foremost, so I have to get into the box and run forward. I’m really happy, we have a fantastic team and I’m excited to be a part of it.”
Kane (centre) developed an impressive relationship with former Man City winger Leroy Sane
Kane ended by discussing the differences between the Premier League and the Bundesliga while praising the fans in attendance for his first game.
He said: “The fans from both sides were incredible throughout the game, very different from some of the Premier League atmospheres I’ve experienced.”
The England captain will make his home league debut for Bayern next Sunday, when they take on Augsburg at the Allianz Arena.
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