Breathtaking Harry Kane Set to Kick-Off Against Werder Bremen: Thomas Tuchel Lauds Unprecedented Impact

Harry Kane has swiftly made a noticeable impact on the dynamic within Bayern Munich's locker room and is anticipated to commence his inaugural match for the German champions against Werder Bremen. This event will be broadcasted live on We on Friday.

After completing his £100m transfer, the English captain made his debut on Saturday as a substitute during his team's 3-0 loss to RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup. This occurred just a few hours after the announcement of his signing with Bayern.

Kane expressed on Sunday that he might require a period to adjust to his newfound club following his lengthy 19-year tenure at Tottenham.

However, Tuchel confidently stated that Kane will commence Friday's game "unless any unforeseen circumstances occur [during Thursday's training session]," and further mentioned his seamless integration with the rest of the Bayern team.

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Bayern Munich

Friday 18th August 7:15pm

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Tuchel expressed his utmost admiration for Harry, commending his unbeatable professionalism, exceptional quality of work, and remarkable character. Harry is not only approachable and amiable but also shows an unmatched commitment by arriving first at the training ground. Furthermore, his openness is evident both on and off the field, making him an indispensable asset in the dressing room.

His personality and approach to football have an immediate effect in the dressing room, as well as his genuine love for the game. This feeling is palpable every day, even in the smallest exercises. Additionally, Tuchel mentioned that Manuel Neuer, the team's first-choice goalkeeper, is progressing faster than anticipated in his recovery from surgery and could potentially rejoin the training sessions with the rest of the team within a few weeks.

"The progress made with Manu has been highly encouraging," Tuchel expressed. "Having personally witnessed his training over the past few days, I must say that although I'm no expert in recovery, I was truly impressed by what I saw.

"His condition appeared very promising, and as a result, we are anticipating his return to full team training in the upcoming weeks, which will undoubtedly impact our future plans."

According to Tuchel, the main focus of the planning is to allow Manu sufficient time and rest to recover and return to the goal, while also aiming to maintain a high level of competitiveness. Neuer, who is 37 years old, has been out of action since the previous World Cup due to a leg injury sustained while skiing. He has recently undergone a surgery to remove metal implants from a previous operation.

That could potentially have an impact on Bayern's pursuit of a new goalie following their match against Leipzig in which Sven Ulreich, a trusted substitute, guarded the net. It remains to be seen whether the club will acquire a fresh goalkeeper to compete with Neuer for the primary position or merely provide additional backup support for Ulreich.

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Kane was a second-half substitute against RB Leipzig

On Thursday, Tuchel mentioned that Bayern was actively in search of a goalkeeper, although he did not specify the intended role of the player within the squad.

Last week, Bayern's chief executive, Jan-Christian Dreesen, revealed the club's unsuccessful attempt to acquire Kepa Arrizabalaga's services before the player decided to join Real Madrid on loan from Chelsea.

Bayern recently showed interest in Manchester City's reserve goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, as well as considering David Raya before his move to Arsenal. Additionally, We News is investigating reports from the UK press that suggest Bayern is linked to David De Gea.

Bayern had Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer as a stopgap last season when Neuer was injured, but he left for Inter Milan this month.

Kane's complete focus lies in assisting Bayern in achieving a successful season. If he can contribute to his new team's triumph and aid England in winning the European Champions next summer, it is possible that he may receive individual accolades such as the Ballon d'Or. In response to questions about personal honors, Kane stated that winning the league, Champions League, and the upcoming European Championships are crucial for achieving such recognition, as demonstrated by the Ballon d'Or.

"If I am consistently scoring goals and if my team is winning trophies, naturally, there may be discussions about my achievements. However, at present, that is not my primary focus."

Furthermore, when Kane reflects on his career, what would define success for him? Would it entail achieving distinctions both at the club and international level?

He stated, "Quantifying the number of trophies I desire is challenging, but I have consistently maintained throughout my career that I do not want to retire with any regrets or a feeling of not giving my all.

"This factor played a significant role in my decision to join Bayern Munich, as I recognized that in order to enhance my skills and strive for excellence, I needed to compete at the highest echelon."

"I always aim to emerge victorious in every competition I partake in. It is the ultimate objective every season. However, once my career comes to an end, whenever that may be, my primary concern will be ensuring that I have consistently pushed myself to my maximum potential. This dedication and drive to excel will remain unwavering."

Tune in to witness Harry Kane's first appearance in the Bundesliga as he takes the field during the captivating clash between Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich. Catch the live match exclusively on We Football, starting at 7.20 pm this Friday, with kick-off scheduled for 7.30 pm.

'If team win, individual awards will look after themselves'

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Harry Kane makes Bayern debut

Harry Kane's departure from Tottenham marked the end of a 4369-day trophy-less journey since his debut. It was anticipated that he would quickly put an end to this streak upon joining Bayern Munich. However, much to his dismay, schadenfreude greeted him instead.

In a surprising turn of events, Dani Olmo's remarkable hat-trick left the hopeful Bayern fans inside the Allianz Arena in disbelief as RB Leipzig emerged victorious in the Supercup. Kane's entrance to the game was met with a two-goal deficit, and by the time he got a chance to touch the ball, the score was already three goals against his team.

Bayern's promise of making Kane feel at home did not align with his expectations. Despite his efforts, he struggled to receive fruitful opportunities. Thomas Tuchel even felt the need to apologize to Kane afterward, acknowledging his teammates' failure to connect with him through their passes.

Certainly, Kane is no stranger to carrying the burden of a club's high hopes. However, at Spurs, he was cherished even before those expectations came into play. Now, at the age of 30, there are countless motivations pushing him to succeed here, with a staggering one hundred million reasons on the line.

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Don't miss Harry Kane's debut in the Bundesliga, live on We

Witness Bayern Munich's star striker, Harry Kane, as he takes the field for the first time in the German champions' quest to defend their Bundesliga title. The match will take place against Werder Bremen on Friday night. Tune in to We Action at 7.20pm on August 18 to catch all the action, with kick-off scheduled for 7.30pm.

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FC Augsburg

Sunday 27th August 4:30pm

Kick off 4:30pm

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