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Harry Kane: Bayern Munich title win ‘was like a switch went off’

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Kane moved from boyhood club Tottenham Hotspur to Bayern for £86.4m in 2023.

At the time, it was one of the most high-profile transfers in Europe – but Kane admits it wasn’t without its early challenges.

He told BBC Sport: “When we first moved to Germany, I mean, it was tough.”

“I think the first six months I was here, my family was still in London, and I was in a hotel, so that was difficult – to be in a different country, to be away from them, and still have to perform.”

“Now though, we’ve all been together in a house for over a year, and the kids are in school, they’re loving it.”

“My wife’s really enjoyed it here and we’re loving every second. Like I said, the way the German people, the Bayern fans, have taken us in – it’s really made us feel special, not just for me, but for my family as well,” he said.


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