Return to Tottenham? Kane: I m happy at Bayern and it s great to see them win trophies

32-year-old Harry Kane accepted an exclusive interview with the "Daily Mail", during which he talked about the feeling of joining Bayern, the possibility of returning to Tottenham and getting along with Kompany.

The "Post" reported that in the locker room of the Heimstetten Sports Club in the suburbs of Munich, Kane, as the STATSports ambassador, was interviewed. This scene is more like the place where he scored his first goal for the club on loan to Leyton Orient than the glorious palace of Bayern. For a player at the peak of his career to join one of the giants of European football for £100m after leaving Spurs two years ago, where he had been playing since he was 11 years old, the stakes are higher than they appear. But Kane has no doubt he made the right decision.

"Bayern is such a great club," said Kane, who finally broke his trophy drought with the Bundesliga title this summer. "I wanted to experience something different, a different league and a different culture. "

"Bayern is considered one of the best clubs every year throughout Europe and is one of the favorites to win the Champions League. I want to test myself at that level and I am on and off the pitch. We all love it here. It feels like my second home now. I'm enjoying every moment of it and I hope this can continue. Kane and coach Vincent Kompany corrected that last season after missing out on the title in Germany. It's no surprise that the Englishman won the Golden Boot in his first two seasons in Germany, but these individual accolades are nothing new to him.

For Kane, the focus is very clear, to add the trophies he knows his resume is lacking. This season, Bayern has made great progress under the leadership of Kompany, winning 10 games in 10 games, scoring 38 goals and conceding 8 goals. But at Bayern, winning the Bundesliga title is almost a given, or at least the minimum expectation. After all, they've done it 12 times in the past 13 seasons. So Kane knows winning one trophy is not enough, the next milestone is a treble.

"We have a chance to compete for every trophy this year," Kane said. "Whenever you start a season with Bayern, you are favorites. We haven't done well in cup competitions since I've been here, so we want to try and rectify that. "

"Then in the Champions League, although it's still early days, the end goal is to try and win this competition. And going into the World Cup you want to be in the best shape you can. "

Kane believes Kompany has made him a better footballer since taking over in the summer of 2024.

The number of times they faced each other during Kompany's playing days was surprisingly low, with only 5 recorded encounters, including when Kane was on loan to Norwich, the third and fourth place finals of the 2018 World Cup, and a game in which Kompany only played one minute. But Kompany has clearly gained enough experience to take this pure goalscorer to new heights.

"I think he inspires me on a different level," Kane emphasized. "Kompany is an excellent coach, not only tactically but also as a person. In terms of teamwork, we have a very similar mentality. It's all down to him because from the moment he came on, there were questions about what he could bring and he was absolutely brilliant. "

"One of the standout features under Kompany is more one-touch play around the penalty area. When you are in a team like Bayern, you have teams that defend low and drop deep. I am a player who likes to receive the ball, turn around and pass the ball forward, but that is not always possible, so We often discuss how to open the body and quickly release the ball to coordinate. I feel that I have enriched my game, there are not so many stagnations with the ball, and it is more fluid. "

"I'm always trying to improve, and he drives that. Whether you scored 400 goals or not, he was trying to make you better as a player and as a person and he definitely did that for me. "

Of these 400 goals, 280 were scored for Tottenham Hotspur, making him surpass Jimmy Greaves as the club's top scorer in history. Kane currently has 213 goals in the Premier League, but there is still Alan Shearer's Premier League record of 260 to surpass, let alone win a trophy for his beloved Tottenham.

In September, when reports emerged that there was a release clause in his contract that might allow him to leave the team in the summer, Tottenham coach Thomas Frank said that Kane would be very welcome to return. But Kane told us he's not thinking about it right now.

"I'm not sure I'd go back," Kane said. "I'm very happy in Munich. It's not something I'm thinking about. And Tottenham, it will always be us because I spent my whole career there. I'm a fan of them and will always follow them to see how they get on. They will definitely always be a part of my life, but for now, I love it here. "

"It's been great to see them win trophies this year It's great. I have a lot of friends there, both players and staff. We know how long we've been waiting for and how close we've been to the title, so it's always been huge for everyone - the fans, the club and everyone involved - to get that feeling and hopefully they can go on and win more.source:tỷ số bóng đá trực tuyến 7m