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After the 4-2 victory over Heidenheim in the German Bundesliga, to which the England star contributed a brace, there is already speculation about a new championship goal record. Robert Lewandowski still holds this with 41 goals, Kane has 17 goals after eleven rounds. “That’s impressive, he’s a phenomenon,” said Bayern sporting director Christoph Freund.
Munich/Dortmund. In Munich they are extremely satisfied with the 100 million euro record transfer, which is currently producing plenty of goal dividends as desired. “It’s his first time playing outside Great Britain and he scores like that,” said the Salzburg friend, delighted with the English team captain, who has also been successful four times in the Champions League.
A goal from over 50 meters against Darmstadt and a triple pack against Borussia Dortmund are among the highlights that Kane has achieved so far. “I trust him to do anything,” said teammate Thomas Müller. “We just have to get him in position. If he can shoot somewhere near the penalty area or in the penalty area, there’s a good chance the ball will go in.” Head coach Thomas Tuchel added: “The performances speak for themselves. There are no words needed.”
Kane himself also didn’t want to speculate too much about a possible goalscoring record. “There’s still a long way to go. I started strong and people like to talk about this record,” said the 30-year-old. “There are still a lot of games to be played and I’m not focused on that. I want to get the three points and help my team by scoring goals.”
Meanwhile, Bayern bosses are rubbing their hands about the personnel. “Of course you’re happy when things go so well, after all I was partly responsible for this transfer. I hope it continues like this,” explained club boss Jan-Christian Dreesen. At FC Bayern’s annual general meeting on Sunday, President Herbert Hainer emphasized again: “Our goal for 2024 is clear: the twelfth German championship in a row. Let’s continue to write history together.”
Meanwhile, there is a hangover mood in Dortmund after the 1-2 defeat at VfB Stuttgart. Coach Edin Terzic was visibly frustrated, but was gentle in his analysis. Terzic said he didn’t want to “shred his team to shreds here.” Of course, not many players even “came close to their performance level,” said the 41-year-old. “We have once again shown a familiar face with whom we are very dissatisfied.”
Four days after the 2-0 win against Newcastle United in the Champions League, the runner-up with ÖFB team player Marcel Sabitzer suffered their second defeat in the Bundesliga in a row. “It’s another very disappointing day for us,” said the coach. As in the previous season, BVB is in danger of losing sight of the top of the table early on. Last season, a brilliant comeback after the turn of the year was almost crowned with the championship. The Dortmund team wanted to avoid having to chase after them again. If the Black and Yellows appear more often like they did in Stuttgart, “we no longer need to talk about goals,” said sports director Sebastian Kehl.
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