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This year’s Champions League final will be held at the national stadium, and Harry Kane, who recently completed an £86 million move to Germany, has expressed his determination to compete for the prestigious club football trophy. Kane was officially unveiled at Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena yesterday, a day after making his debut for the team. He vowed to push himself to the maximum in order to achieve major successes at his new club. The England captain faced a whirlwind of events in the past few days as his record-breaking transfer to Bayern was finalized. He revealed that he didn’t even have the opportunity to say goodbye to his former teammates at Tottenham before flying to Germany. Kane’s immediate focus now is on adapting to the Bundesliga and settling his family in the country before setting his sights on winning his first major trophy. “I aspire to play at the highest level, to compete in the Champions League, and vie for titles every year,” said Kane. “Joining one of the world’s biggest clubs, Bayern Munich, provides me with that opportunity. Although the final is still a long way off, the fact that it will be held at Wembley is truly exciting. One of the reasons I joined this club was to try and win the Champions League and have a good chance of lifting the trophy. We have a long journey ahead, but the prospect of winning it at Wembley would be personally amazing for me. We’ll have to see how the season goes first, and hopefully, we can achieve that.” While Kane’s priority now lies with Bayern, he didn’t rule out a potential return to English football in the future and a renewed challenge to Alan Shearer’s Premier League goalscoring record. Kane left the Premier League with 213 goals to his name, 47 goals behind Shearer’s record. “It was a tough decision to make,” Kane admitted. “Being at Tottenham for 19 years of my life, the club holds a special place in my heart. However, as a professional, I’ve always pushed myself to reach new heights. I believed the time was right to play at the highest level and compete for titles each year. Bayern approached me, and it was a decision I wanted to make. Of course, people talk about the record and Shearer, but I still have a lot of football left in my career. For now, I want to focus on achieving things here and reaching new levels.” Kane acknowledged that he didn’t want to end his career with regrets about not experiencing life in another country. He had discussions with his England teammate Kieran Trippier about Trippier’s time in Madrid with Atletico Madrid. “I remember when David Beckham went to Madrid, and that was a big deal,” Kane recalled. “I didn’t want to reach the end of my career and regret not experiencing different leagues and cultures. That was a major factor in my decision. I talked to Tripps a lot about his time in Madrid, and he loved every moment of it. The new surroundings, the new team, it really helped his development as a player. I’m hoping it will do the same for me. There are multiple factors that brought me here, not just football, but life as well. I want to fully embrace the culture.” Kane plans to have German lessons once or twice a week and will search for a new home for his growing family in the coming days. His wife, Kate, is currently pregnant, adding another layer of complexity to the relocation process. When the time comes, he intends to return to Tottenham and bid an emotional farewell to his former teammates, coaches, and staff members. “I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye,” Kane revealed. “I sent a text to the group, letting them know that I was leaving, and I promised that when I have the opportunity, I will come back and bid them a proper farewell. It’s not just the players, but also the staff, the chef, the kit men, the physios, who I’ve spent over 15 years of my life with. I didn’t have that opportunity because things were so hectic.” Kane flew to Germany on Friday and didn’t complete the signing process until the early hours of Saturday morning. He immediately joined Thomas Tuchel’s squad for Saturday’s unexpected 3-0 defeat against RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup. “The past 48 hours have been a rollercoaster,” he admitted. Jan-Christian Dreesen, Bayern’s chief executive, stated that Kane will be a significant asset for the Bundesliga. He also mentioned that Kane’s decision to join the club demonstrates the attractiveness of the league to world-class players. Dreesen promised to treat Daniel Levy, chairman of Spurs, to dinner after weeks of difficult negotiations regarding Kane’s future. “It was a lengthy process,” Dreesen acknowledged. “We needed a lot of perseverance. Levy and I grew closer over the past few weeks. Daniel knows what he wants. In the end, both of us feel good about the outcome.”
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