I was not expecting to see a player like Harry Kane talking like this about his last team Tottenham while he was playing there for years and they knew him as a legend in Tottenham, but after Kane joined Bayer Munich he totally changed his mind about Tottenham and whole Premier League.
He said in Tottenham it doesn't matter even if you lose some games because you didn't lose a lot there, but in a team like Bayern Munich they always want you to win and even if you wi bad results the players are unhappy.
I was not expecting to see Harry Kane saying these about Tottenham at all.
Kane was on the most valuable club in bundesliga which has been winning the title for more than 1 decade in a row. Nothing wrong with that those words. Many bayern fans are always wanna seeing their favorite clubs to win the bundesliga even longer.
It's very different with totenham which was playing in one of most competitive league and that club never ever won a single trophy. What can you expect from kane play even longer in totenham?
Kane was only able getting audy trophy from whole of his career at totenham. It's not looking good for him. Kane was not also feeling disappointed by joining in bayern.
I think that you are aware about that.
A lost more is expected from you when you're at the top, what I'm trying to say Is that much is expected from him now he's at Bayern Munich than when he was at Tottenham, he could choose to perform well or not but it won't affect the team much because they've not have a good record of winning trophies or much experience in a major competition.
But at Bayern be needs to be at his very best and try to make every match count by scoring a goal because that's what the team bought him for to help strengthen the team as well as maintaining the good record they've had and also creating new ones by winning more trophies, he's playing for a more competitive team than Tottenham currently and over here he stands a better chance of winning trophies that suit a player of his profile not just the audy Cup and asides that the only record he might had got if he remained at Tottenham would be breaking that of Alan Shearer to be the highest goal scorer in EPL.