Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 02:48:43 PM

This shouldn't be considered surprising for anyone if they followed his records set in the Premier League every season before leaving for Bundesliga.
This is a player that scored 20+ goals for Tottenham Hotspur every season for Tottenham Hotspur in the last six seasons. I don't even see him chasing no record, he's busy doing what he does best for his club. Succeeding as a center forward for Bayern Munich shouldn't be one difficult thing. It'll be easy for any food striker to score goals because they have very good and pacy winger's. ( Gnabry, Sane and the french man and World Cup winner Kingsley Koeman ) they be making creativity and assisting Harry Kane.

I so think they need more creativity and productivity in midfied, I hope to also see some players who are eager for that. Either of Goreztka or Kimmich needs to leave the club.

Congratulations to Thomas Muller, he doesn't seem like a player growing old but younger.

Harry Kane is one of the many prolific England striker and he’s proved himself in the EPL over 4-6 consecutive seasons. We know how crazy it can get in English League but yet, Harry Kane doesn’t find it difficult to succeed and bang in the goals, and there's a big possibility that he could get up to 20+ goals this season and even become one of the best strikers to have played in the Bundesliga.

Now at Bayern, it’s not much a stress or one difficult task to do as the League’s pace is quite reduced compared to the English League. So Kane is bound to succeed especially with wingers such as Gnarby and Sane who are bery fast with the feet and ball. Now Muller is one wonder who keeps getting old in age but young while on the ball and that’s one positive thing added to this Bayern Side.