Harry Kane reflects on how he has changed since joining Bayern Munich
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Harry Kane spoke recently in an interview posted on UEFA’s website about how his game has developed since joining Bayern Munich. Though he has been known as a goal-scorer throughout his career, he seems happy with the way his game has evolved and the freedom he has to create. Kane told the interviewers (as recorded […]
Harry Kane spoke recently in an interview posted on UEFA’s website about how his game has developed since joining Bayern Munich. Though he has been known as a goal-scorer throughout his career, he seems happy with the way his game has evolved and the freedom he has to create.
Kane told the interviewers (as recorded by @iMiaSanMia ), “In my youth team days, I was always more of a midfielder/striker. I liked to play in different positions. When I broke into the Tottenham team, I was more of a No. 9 and seen as a No. 9. But I feel like I’ve always had the passing range, the vision, and the football brain—the game understanding—throughout my whole career, and I think that’s just flourished these last couple of years especially, these last few years since I’ve been here at Bayern.”
Since arriving at Bayern, Kane has played 157 matche s in all competitions. He has scored 155 goals and has assisted 37 goals, putting his goal contributions at over one per mat ch.
He went on to say, “Right now, there’s a lot of freedom for me to get on the ball and make an impact, and also be the one to score the goals. I know I’m going to be judged on goalscoring first and foremost, but I feel like I can have much more of an impact on the g ame when I’m able to touch the ball more, play, and move and create space for other people.”
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