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‘Selfless, humble’ – Harry Kane barely touched the ball in most memorable Bayern Munich game and fans loved it
Harry Kane made a hugely positive impression on Bayern Munich fans during one match this season where he didn’t even score a goal. That’s according to German football expert Raphael Honigstein, who reflected on the striker’s memorable second season at the club. Kane has finally ended his trophy drought with a Bundesliga win at BayernGetty Kane was involved in joyous Bayern celebrations last Saturday as they lifted the Bundesliga trophy at the Allianz Arena. It marked the first major honour victory of the 31-year-old’s career, during a season in which he’s scored 37 goals across all competitions. Whilst Bayern fans have admired his consistency in front of goal, his play outside of the attack has also received plaudits. So much so that a 0-0 Bundesliga draw against their title rivals Bayer Leverkusen in February emphasised his popularity in Bavaria. Honigstein told talkSPORT Breakfast: “He’s been so consistent and he does more than score, he’s two players in one. “He’s often a no.10 who drops deep, his build-up play is fantastic, and also his defensive play… “Perhaps his most memorable performance came in a 0-0 draw against Leverkusen where he didn’t score, where he hardly had a touch. “He was in his own box most of the time and playing like a centre-back and being so selfless, and so humble. I think that is something that people in Germany especially appreciate. “I mean, we all love the flair players, we all love the scorers, but if there is someone who does all that but at the same time puts in a shift and helps out his teammates. “And goes back, and is the first guy to the ball when it’s the defensive corner, and tries to always help out the midfield. Kane’s defensive actions were a highlight in their draw with LeverkusenGetty Honigstein spoke on how the forward still impressed despite not scoringtalkSPORT “That is something that I think people didn’t perhaps appreciate as much and it makes him very popular. “Not just in the dressing room, but also with the fans.” Kane has one final match to play during his second season at Bayern as they travel to Hoffenheim on Saturday. Should he play, he will make his 91st appearance since completing his move worth more than £100million from Tottenham in August 2023. The England captain has scored 81 goals in total for the club, with 24 assists also coming his way throughout a stellar two-year stint. But now being able to officially call himself a title winner may arguably be Kane’s defining takeaway from his Bayern career so far. Kane was involved in the joyous Bayern celebrations at the weekendAFP Success has come after three near misses with Spurs, one in the 2019 Champions League final and two in the League Cup. Kane has also been a two-time European Championship runner-up with England, but he could finally win international silverware at next year’s World Cup.
Harry Kane made a hugely positive impression on Bayern Munich fans during one match this season where he didn’t even score a goal.
That’s according to German football expert Raphael Honigstein, who reflected on the striker’s memorable second season at the club.
Kane was involved in joyous Bayern celebrations last Saturday as they lifted the Bundesliga trophy at the Allianz Arena.
It marked the first major honour victory of the 31-year-old’s career, during a season in which he’s scored 37 goals across all competitions.
Whilst Bayern fans have admired his consistency in front of goal, his play outside of the attack has also received plaudits.
So much so that a 0-0 Bundesliga draw against their title rivals Bayer Leverkusen in February emphasised his popularity in Bavaria.
Honigstein told talkSPORT Breakfast: “He’s been so consistent and he does more than score, he’s two players in one.
“He’s often a no.10 who drops deep, his build-up play is fantastic, and also his defensive play…
“Perhaps his most memorable performance came in a 0-0 draw against Leverkusen where he didn’t score, where he hardly had a touch.
“He was in his own box most of the time and playing like a centre-back and being so selfless, and so humble. I think that is something that people in Germany especially appreciate.
“I mean, we all love the flair players, we all love the scorers, but if there is someone who does all that but at the same time puts in a shift and helps out his teammates.
“And goes back, and is the first guy to the ball when it’s the defensive corner, and tries to always help out the midfield.
“That is something that I think people didn’t perhaps appreciate as much and it makes him very popular.
“Not just in the dressing room, but also with the fans.”
Kane has one final match to play during his second season at Bayern as they travel to Hoffenheim on Saturday.
Should he play, he will make his 91st appearance since completing his move worth more than £100million from Tottenham in August 2023.
The England captain has scored 81 goals in total for the club, with 24 assists also coming his way throughout a stellar two-year stint.
But now being able to officially call himself a title winner may arguably be Kane’s defining takeaway from his Bayern career so far.
Success has come after three near misses with Spurs, one in the 2019 Champions League final and two in the League Cup.
Kane has also been a two-time European Championship runner-up with England, but he could finally win international silverware at next year’s World Cup.
