Harry Kane’s Bundesliga debut at Bayern Munich has received high praise from German newspapers, with the £100m man making an impact and scoring against Werder Bremen. Bild, leading with the headline “Yes, he Kane!”, celebrated Kane’s performance. In Bayern’s 4-0 win, Kane not only found the net but also assisted Leroy Sane’s opening goal just four minutes into the match. Mail Sport’s new football show, “It’s All Kicking Off,” provides a detailed analysis of the game.
On Saturday, Harry Kane dominated the German press with his impressive start to his Bundesliga career. The £100 million signing for Bayern Munich scored his team’s second goal in their 4-0 victory against Werder Bremen, ensuring a strong start to their title defense. After setting up Leroy Sane’s early opener, Kane opened his account for his new club in the 74th minute with a controlled finish following an Alphonso Davies pass. Kane’s celebrations were understated, showcasing his modest style. Sane added another goal in the 90th minute, and Mathys Tel sealed the convincing win with a goal in injury-time after replacing Kane.
Bild’s headline, “Yes, he Kane! New Bayern superstar produces and scores,” encapsulated the excitement surrounding Kane’s performance. The article also highlighted how Kane broke a curse by scoring in his first league game for Bayern, as he had failed to do so in previous clubs like Tottenham, Leyton Orient, Millwall, Norwich, and Leicester. Kane’s assist to Sane with just his second touch of the game was also regarded as one of the fastest in Bundesliga history.
The media’s reaction to Kane’s Bundesliga debut was in sharp contrast to the previous weekend when he made his first appearance for Bayern as a substitute in their 3-0 loss to RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup. The timing of his move to Bayern on the day of the game meant he only played for 27 minutes at the Allianz Arena. Kane explained that he joined Bayern to compete for titles, while his wife Kate shared glimpses of their first week in Germany on social media.
Reflecting on his first taste of Bundesliga action, Kane expressed his excitement and satisfaction. Despite creating good chances, he acknowledged that they lacked the final product. Kane praised the atmosphere created by both sets of fans at the Weser Stadium and noted the difference between German football crowds and those in the Premier League.
Harry Kane is eagerly awaiting his home league debut against Augsburg on August 27th. He is already noticing the different atmosphere and energy provided by German football crowds compared to English counterparts. The enthusiastic support from fans on both sides during the game was remarkable, leaving a lasting impression on Kane.
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