Striker sees parallels between run to the final five years ago and his current club’s Champions League adventure amid domestic woe
Harry Kane celebrates his goal at Arsenal. The striker has no regrets over his move to Bayern – ‘I’m really enjoying it,’ he said.Harry Kane celebrates his goal at Arsenal. The striker has no regrets over his move to Bayern – ‘I’m really enjoying it,’ he said.
arry Kane emerged from the Emirates with the look of a man who had enjoyed himself. “I think they have a soft respect for me, the Arsenal fans,” he laughed, a glimmer of mischief crossing the striker’s face as he remembered the cacophony that had accompanied his every move upon returning to enemy territory. The jeers were never louder than when he stepped up to the penalty spot, blocking out the noise to roll calmly past David Raya and giveset up a titanic rematch in Munich next Wednesday.
“It was strange to have no one there for us but I thought we dealt with it well,” he said. “I think you’ll see even more excited next week having not been to this game and maybe even louder than they usually are. Hopefully we can use that energy to our advantage and really try to put the pressure on.”
Did a one-night reunion with 60,000 old foes leave him pining for the league he had left behind? “No, I’m really enjoying my experience in Germany,” he replied. “It was a step that I needed in my career for a fresh stimulus, a fresh challenge and new surroundings, new stadiums, new teams and I’m really happy I made the move.
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