Harry Kane unbothered about language barrier in Bayern Munich
Harry Kane has stated that the German language barrier will not be an issue for Bayern Munich fans if he becomes the prolific goalscorer they desire.
The 30-year-old departed Tottenham last week in a deal worth up to €120 million ($130 million) and is set to make his Bundesliga debut against Werder Bremen on Friday.
Kane was seen on camera during last weekend’s German Super Cup loss to Red Bull Leipzig, unable to join in as his colleagues argued with officials, and in an interview with the Newsmen the striker said: “I’ll try as much as I can to learn, but it’s an extremely difficult language for sure.”
Kane left Spurs following a 19-year connection with the club, becoming the first current England captain to quit the Premier League since David Beckham left Manchester United for Real Madrid in 2003.
Although Kane was on track to break Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League goalscoring record (213 to 261 for Shearer), the forward has no silverware to display for his time at Spurs despite establishing himself as one of the world’s greatest attackers.
Kane continued, “People talk a lot about trophies and there’s a lot about on social media and about trophy trophies, but for me, it’s to always improve.”
