Quote from: Unknown Op on Today at 06:31:29 PM

Quote from: len01 on Today at 04:57:10 AM

people are expecting too much from Harry Kane to join Bayern Munich. on the one hand, it's not just Munich who want this great player, there are many teams who want to control him, including rival teams from the EPL. I'm not skeptical of what will happen but I don't really expect Kane to sign for Munich because I think realistically that means Harry Kane is still a mystery where he will go and join another team.
well, I know as a Bayern Munich supporter it's possible to wish the best for the top team in the bundesliga but don't go so far as to think about Harry Kane instead of being disillusioned by this uncertainty. even without Kane arrival at Bayern Munich, I'm sure Munich can still be the top holder of the bundesliga standings.

Harry Kane prospective transfer to Bayern Munich does definitely create a fascinating situation for the player and the team. Given the transient nature of football careers Kane age makes a transfer more urgent. The fact that Bayern is pursuing a striker shows their desire for a talented player to support Robert Lewandowski. Kane must weigh his alternatives carefully and make a choice right away to avoid unforeseen setbacks that could ruin his career. He has the chance to reinvent himself in the Bundesliga by stepping out of Tottenham shadow and critical thinking will be crucial in navigating this crucial stage of his football career.

Bayern Munich will continue to search until they find the right striker to replace Robert Lewandowski. Bayern's failure, including in the ucl last season made them focus on their line attack because former Liverpool player Sadio Mane, who was previously expected to be the right choice could not perform optimally in the Bundesliga, whether they want it or not they had to go back to looking for a striker and to be honest I didn't hope Harry Kane to be his choice. The reason is clearly Bayern has a bad history with Mane, who was also part of the EPL before.