In an exclusive interview, Harry Kane shares his motivation for joining Bayern Munich: While many discuss his move to the with regards achievements his real intention was personal growth we as well as embracing the heightened call to seal championships in every league season.

Harry Kane emphasizes that his transition to Bayern Munich was driven by the desire to thrive under the intense pressure of consistently winning accolades, as his team gears up for the Bundesliga curtain-raiser against Werder Bremen, a spectacle to be broadcasted live on Sky Sports this Friday.

Having completed his £100 million transfer and having made his debut last Saturday, where he came off the bench during the team’s 3-0 defeat to RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup, the England captain, in an exclusive conversation with Sky Sports News, is now geared up for the Bundesliga kick-off. As the German champions head to the Weser Stadium, the 30-year-old striker is determined to make a swift and impactful beginning to his German football journey, carrying the weight of Bayern’s aspiration to retain their championship.

When queried about his readiness to make an immediate impact against Werder Bremen, a match scheduled for live coverage on Sky Sports Football this Friday, Kane expressed his confidence, saying: “I believe I am prepared. My pre-season preparations have been fruitful – a mix of rigorous training and valuable match experience. I’ve seamlessly integrated into the team dynamics this week, feeling right at home. The anticipation to commence the season is palpable.”

Acknowledging the challenges of an away game and the fierce competition that each match brings, he added, “Every away game poses its difficulties, and I’m enthusiastic about showcasing my lifelong career’s efforts to both Bayern Munich and the passionate fans, with the ultimate goal of securing victory.”

Kane’s unwavering focus lies in contributing to Bayern’s triumphant season. Should he play a pivotal role in propelling his new team to success, and potentially assist England in triumphing at the upcoming European Championships next summer, the coveted Ballon d’Or might become a tangible recognition.

Commenting on potential individual accolades, Kane stated, “The path to the Ballon d’Or is paved with team triumphs. Securing league and Champions League victories, alongside the impending European Championships, will be instrumental in achieving that distinction, as we’ve observed from past Ballon d’Or laureates.”