Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread

[Raflesia]

The truth is that every players in premier League always find it very easy to adapt to any kind of league especially Bundesliga so if you check very well you will see that all the premier League players that find themselves outside the premier League are always on a better form, while most people believe that Bundesliga players could hardly adapt to the premier League do to how difficult premier League is that's why most most people were thinking that Haaland will not perform very well on Manchester City but however he was able to surprise everyone with his impressive performance and the good records he has created for himself. So actually Harry Kane performance on Bayern Munich was actually expected because he was one of the best player on Tottenham Hotspur before he joined Bayern Munich.

The team Harry Kane comes to is also important. He came to Bayern and Bayern is not an ordinary team. He can easily find the passes and team play he wants at Bayern Munich. He showed similar performances in the Premier League. He has already gotten used to the Bundesliga and I think Bayern has brought in the best striker they can get.

In this case I think this also applies to other players and not just about Kane. We must be aware that when players decide to be at a new club and a new competition then everything will be different when trying to adapt so this is where the players have to start and do well whether their choice is a good choice or it will damage their career.
Kane is a very good player on the other hand he is also used to faster competition so it is indeed a good thing when he comes to the bundesliga (Bayern) where the competition is a little slower especially now that Bayern is the best club in the bundesliga so he is doing very well for Kane.

But that does not mean that only player from EPL club can do this because it all depends on how the fit with the intended club and the initial chemistry that is built.
We can see some failed transfers including perhaps the case of Reina who was signed by Bayern a few seasons ago in the Pep Era. So it doesnt depend on where the previous club is but how the player is because even if he was previously in the EPL but when he cannot build a good chemistry then surely the player will have difficulty at the new club.

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[budi691]

Even in his first season with Bayern Munich he was already at the top of the Bundesliga top scorer list. It must be admitted that he was able to adapt well to a new environment and even though he was still new, he was enough to meet most people's expectations regarding his performance which still showed stable numbers for an experienced striker.

He has answered all doubts by becoming the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals. 30 years old with 15 Bundesliga games is incredible. I think the Bundesliga also has similar quality to the EPL. But it's the EPL that I consider the most competitive league so far. But it's also possible that Kane gets better support at Bayern Munich. So Kane seems to perform more perfectly in the Bundesliga than when appearing in the EPL.   With a price of €100 million I think Munich is not a loss for playing time until the age of 33-34 years.

Yes, maybe I'm one of those who doubts that Harry Kane can shine in Munich, but being the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals in 15 matches is an extraordinary achievement. Harry Kane, at the age of 30, has shown his quality and agility on the field, and joining a team like Bayern Munich which has a strong team structure and the support of high-quality players will at least help Harry Kane to reach that level. .
However, Kane's physical condition in the future must also be considered. However, this potential transfer could be a strategic choice for Bayern Munich to strengthen its attack line by buying comparable and younger players for Munich's future.

[Jegileman]

Even in his first season with Bayern Munich he was already at the top of the Bundesliga top scorer list. It must be admitted that he was able to adapt well to a new environment and even though he was still new, he was enough to meet most people's expectations regarding his performance which still showed stable numbers for an experienced striker.

He has answered all doubts by becoming the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals. 30 years old with 15 Bundesliga games is incredible. I think the Bundesliga also has similar quality to the EPL. But it's the EPL that I consider the most competitive league so far. But it's also possible that Kane gets better support at Bayern Munich. So Kane seems to perform more perfectly in the Bundesliga than when appearing in the EPL.   With a price of €100 million I think Munich is not a loss for playing time until the age of 33-34 years.

Bayern Munich team is a complete squad that any striker that plays with them will definitely excel. Harry Kane is 30 years old and still have that magical agility and strength as a striker but the team he found himself playing in has contributed to the success he has achieved so far in the team. I don’t think there is any team in the English Premier League that can have a full squad and support Harry Kane to score more goals like this, even if there was any; the competitive nature of the English Premier League will make it hard for him to score plenty goals like he has done at Bayern Munich with his current age.

[hahay]

Even in his first season with Bayern Munich he was already at the top of the Bundesliga top scorer list. It must be admitted that he was able to adapt well to a new environment and even though he was still new, he was enough to meet most people's expectations regarding his performance which still showed stable numbers for an experienced striker.

He has answered all doubts by becoming the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals. 30 years old with 15 Bundesliga games is incredible. I think the Bundesliga also has similar quality to the EPL. But it's the EPL that I consider the most competitive league so far. But it's also possible that Kane gets better support at Bayern Munich. So Kane seems to perform more perfectly in the Bundesliga than when appearing in the EPL.   With a price of €100 million I think Munich is not a loss for playing time until the age of 33-34 years.

Bayern Munich team is a complete squad that any striker that plays with them will definitely excel. Harry Kane is 30 years old and still have that magical agility and strength as a striker but the team he found himself playing in has contributed to the success he has achieved so far in the team. I don’t think there is any team in the English Premier League that can have a full squad and support Harry Kane to score more goals like this, even if there was any; the competitive nature of the English Premier League will make it hard for him to score plenty goals like he has done at Bayern Munich with his current age.

Basically, Kane is one of the top goalscorers of all time in the Premier League and therefore, of course, it will not be difficult for Kane to also score lots of goals in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich. Because after all, the hardest league in the world is like the Premier League but in reality Kane still manages to score lots of goals, it makes sense that when Kane plays in a league that is not as difficult as the Premier League then at least it will be easy for Kane to score lots of goals here in the Bundesliga.

But indeed, considering that Kane is already 30 years old, it will also be a gamble for Bayern Munich because ya, it is possible that increasing his age will reduce his quality too . But yes, in reality Kane has still managed to get good results so far but unfortunately, at the same time, Bayern Munich has a strong competitor this season in the race for the Bundesliga title. At least, Bayern Munich's steps to win the Bundesliga trophy this season will not be as easy as in previous seasons.

[rendravolt]

Frankfurt has loaned out Rafael Borré to Werder Bremen at the beginning of this season. After difficulties at the beginning he scored four goals in 13 games so far. Werder Bremen would like to keep him until the end of the loan period in the summer. But it seems that International Porto Alegre from Brazil are interested in him. Should Frankfurt decide to sell him, Bremen are in desperate need of a new striker.

When talking about Werder Bremen, this team is still in a difficult stage at the bottom of the table and if they lose Rafael Borré of course it will make their current position even more difficult. The lack of striker options will cause Werder Bremen to experience a decrease in goal productivity and even though Rafael Borré is not good enough, at least his presence can cover Werder Bremen's needs. Now as a precaution they have to look for new striker options because the January transfer window has opened and it is unlikely that with the remainder of this season they will finish at the bottom of the table again. This will make things worse again if they fall into the relegation zone and as a seasoned team in the Bundesliga they have to survive every season.

[QueenVera]

The desire of many fans to retain Joshua Kimmich at Bayern Munich reflects the significance of his contributions to the team and the impact he has on the squad's dynamics. I don't think it's fair to criticize that Kimmich is solely motivated by financial gains, because it may not necessarily reflect his true intentions. Professional players often consider various factors when deciding on their career paths, including new challenges, experiences, and personal growth.

Bayern Munich defending Kimmich's desires suggests that there might be more to the situation than a simple pursuit of higher pay. Their interest in exploring player exchanges for Kimmich showcases the club's strategic approach to squad management. If Bayern Munich can secure valuable players in exchange for Kimmich, it could potentially enhance the overall competitiveness of the squad. While fans may be hesitant to see Joshua Kimmich leave Bayern Munich, it's crucial to consider the player's motivations and the club's strategic vision.

Every player has that one essentiality in a team and it also depends on how solidly grounded you are with the team. There are teams with a number of old time players who's been in the team for years and then have gain enough grounds and achievements for the team, then been bestowed with the deserving respect to by the team because of the confidence in his abilities.

 Kimmich is one man that's been with Munich and has scaled through hurdles with them. They understand his capacity and won't fail to give him the right spot in the team. His move to a new team no doubt would bring for him exposure and a while new different environment but not forgetting that it won't be as rosy as it already is for him. There, he'd start all over with giving the right impressions and proving his worth before building a good amount of confidence to deserve fully the right spot in this new club. So not opting for any of the options, it's his decision to make but which ever way, there are advantages and disadvantages too.

[bct_ail]

Frankfurt has loaned out Rafael Borré to Werder Bremen at the beginning of this season. After difficulties at the beginning he scored four goals in 13 games so far. Werder Bremen would like to keep him until the end of the loan period in the summer. But it seems that International Porto Alegre from Brazil are interested in him. Should Frankfurt decide to sell him, Bremen are in desperate need of a new striker.

When talking about Werder Bremen, this team is still in a difficult stage at the bottom of the table and if they lose Rafael Borré of course it will make their current position even more difficult. The lack of striker options will cause Werder Bremen to experience a decrease in goal productivity and even though Rafael Borré is not good enough, at least his presence can cover Werder Bremen's needs. Now as a precaution they have to look for new striker options because the January transfer window has opened and it is unlikely that with the remainder of this season they will finish at the bottom of the table again. This will make things worse again if they fall into the relegation zone and as a seasoned team in the Bundesliga they have to survive every season.

The management definitely does not want to open up unnecessary number of new problems. Just as you wrote, the teams performance is just such that they could keep some distance from the relegation zone. However, they must use the transfer period to strengthen theier team.

Another problem for Bremen is the Africa Cup. Although only Naby Keita will be missing. But he has only played 80 minutes so far due to injury. And Bremen have been hoping more from him.

[Hanadawa]

Bayern Munich team is a complete squad that any striker that plays with them will definitely excel. Harry Kane is 30 years old and still have that magical agility and strength as a striker but the team he found himself playing in has contributed to the success he has achieved so far in the team. I don’t think there is any team in the English Premier League that can have a full squad and support Harry Kane to score more goals like this, even if there was any; the competitive nature of the English Premier League will make it hard for him to score plenty goals like he has done at Bayern Munich with his current age.

I also agree with what you said. Kane is a great striker. He has a very high goal scoring instinct. This has been proven by the fact that he has been one of the best top scorers in the English league several times. And because the level of competition in the EPL is different from the Bundesliga, of course I think Kane will shine more and dominate the Bundesliga. Currently, Kane has scored 21 goals and is the top scorer in the Bundesliga. I think he will continue to score goals and really be the Bundesliga's top scorer at the end of the season.

[piebeyb]

If this happens it will be the same as Dortmund last season because in the end they had to give up the champions who were so close. Alonso needs to be aware of this condition because if his players are not rotated he is worried that they will experience fatigue.

I hope Leverkusen doesn't really fail like Dortmund last season where they should have been able to win the title but ultimately failed because Munich has won the title and is dominating the Bundesliga again, Xabi Alonso must be able to keep every player in good condition and not injured, that is his job which is difficult for him to maintain consistency until the end of the season.

But I believe that if Xabi Alonso succeeds in bringing Leverkusen to win the Bundesliga title this season, of course he can bring Leverkusen to get a UCL ticket next season. That will also be the latest challenge for Xabi Alonso to bring Leverkusen to appear in even bigger matches in the European league. like the UCL because it is important for Leverkusen's progress to play at a better level other than the Bundesliga. they deserve it.

[zaim7413]

He has answered all doubts by becoming the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals. 30 years old with 15 Bundesliga games is incredible. I think the Bundesliga also has similar quality to the EPL. But it's the EPL that I consider the most competitive league so far. But it's also possible that Kane gets better support at Bayern Munich. So Kane seems to perform more perfectly in the Bundesliga than when appearing in the EPL.   With a price of €100 million I think Munich is not a loss for playing time until the age of 33-34 years.

Yes, maybe I'm one of those who doubts that Harry Kane can shine in Munich, but being the Bundesliga's top scorer with 21 goals in 15 matches is an extraordinary achievement. Harry Kane, at the age of 30, has shown his quality and agility on the field, and joining a team like Bayern Munich which has a strong team structure and the support of high-quality players will at least help Harry Kane to reach that level. .
However, Kane's physical condition in the future must also be considered. However, this potential transfer could be a strategic choice for Bayern Munich to strengthen its attack line by buying comparable and younger players for Munich's future.

There is no need to doubt Harry's ability to score goals, currently he is a goal machine who is always active when it comes to breaking into the opponent's goal. Harry Kane is the right replacement for the position left by Lewandowski, his sharpness in breaking into the opponent's goal deserves thumbs up. He was able to adapt well in his first season with Bayern Munich, the 21 goals he scored were only temporary figures, he was still able to add more goals throughout this season because the competition still had many games left.

[indah rezqi]

If this happens it will be the same as Dortmund last season because in the end they had to give up the champions who were so close. Alonso needs to be aware of this condition because if his players are not rotated he is worried that they will experience fatigue.

I hope Leverkusen doesn't really fail like Dortmund last season where they should have been able to win the title but ultimately failed because Munich has won the title and is dominating the Bundesliga again, Xabi Alonso must be able to keep every player in good condition and not injured, that is his job which is difficult for him to maintain consistency until the end of the season.

But I believe that if Xabi Alonso succeeds in bringing Leverkusen to win the Bundesliga title this season, of course he can bring Leverkusen to get a UCL ticket next season. That will also be the latest challenge for Xabi Alonso to bring Leverkusen to appear in even bigger matches in the European league. like the UCL because it is important for Leverkusen's progress to play at a better level other than the Bundesliga. they deserve it.

Leverkusen has a big chance of getting a ticket to appear in the Champions League next season, I am very sure they can get it from the Bundesliga because it is enough to finish in the top four of the standings. One more ticket can be won from the European League competition, but with the condition that Xabi Alonso must be able to bring Laverkusen to become champions. Talking about maintaining consistency and the challenges that Xabi will face in the future, I think this is very conditional, in the sense that ups and downs in a team performance will definitely happen. As a manager, Xabi really understands the level of competition and challenges he will face in the future, and we have seen his performance with Laverkusen in the first half of the season, Xabi was able to do very well.

[Smack That Ace]

The desire of many fans to retain Joshua Kimmich at Bayern Munich reflects the significance of his contributions to the team and the impact he has on the squad's dynamics. I don't think it's fair to criticize that Kimmich is solely motivated by financial gains, because it may not necessarily reflect his true intentions. Professional players often consider various factors when deciding on their career paths, including new challenges, experiences, and personal growth.

Bayern Munich defending Kimmich's desires suggests that there might be more to the situation than a simple pursuit of higher pay. Their interest in exploring player exchanges for Kimmich showcases the club's strategic approach to squad management. If Bayern Munich can secure valuable players in exchange for Kimmich, it could potentially enhance the overall competitiveness of the squad. While fans may be hesitant to see Joshua Kimmich leave Bayern Munich, it's crucial to consider the player's motivations and the club's strategic vision.

Every player has that one essentiality in a team and it also depends on how solidly grounded you are with the team. There are teams with a number of old time players who's been in the team for years and then have gain enough grounds and achievements for the team, then been bestowed with the deserving respect to by the team because of the confidence in his abilities.

 Kimmich is one man that's been with Munich and has scaled through hurdles with them. They understand his capacity and won't fail to give him the right spot in the team. His move to a new team no doubt would bring for him exposure and a while new different environment but not forgetting that it won't be as rosy as it already is for him. There, he'd start all over with giving the right impressions and proving his worth before building a good amount of confidence to deserve fully the right spot in this new club. So not opting for any of the options, it's his decision to make but which ever way, there are advantages and disadvantages too.

I 100% agree with @arimamib. Joshua Kimminch has been someone who played for Bayern Munich for about a decade now. He has pretty much achieved everything he has achieved with Bayern Munich. He has a presence in the dressing room and I think any team will be wanting him. Any fan will want him on the team. He has got nothing to prove because he has proved anything with his achievements so far. He has received Germany's Player of the Year awards so many times as well.

There have been rumors of him joining Manchester United and Barcelona. Honestly, I would not want to see him joining either of them. I mean look at both the teams, new players lose their performance there. So I think he should continue in Bayern. The question is if Bayern would let him stay here.

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[QueenVera]

Leverkusen has a big chance of getting a ticket to appear in the Champions League next season, I am very sure they can get it from the Bundesliga because it is enough to finish in the top four of the standings. One more ticket can be won from the European League competition, but with the condition that Xabi Alonso must be able to bring Laverkusen to become champions. Talking about maintaining consistency and the challenges that Xabi will face in the future, I think this is very conditional, in the sense that ups and downs in a team performance will definitely happen. As a manager, Xabi really understands the level of competition and challenges he will face in the future, and we have seen his performance with Laverkusen in the first half of the season, Xabi was able to do very well.

Currently, Leverkusen's consistency has put them in the top contending spots for the Bundesliga title. Even though it's not so certain yet as there are still games to determine the victor, there's every possibility that there may be change of hands this season.
Bayern Munich are doing their best to match up the intensity of contest Leverkusen are putting forward, and they'll been hoping for a slight mistake from Leverkusen to give them an advantage of topping the league.

 Definitely they can hold onto the pressure for a while and for Leverkusen, they are not resilient in pursuing that major aim. Alonso and his squad aren't giving up and weekly they put up a whole different energy towards that trophy race. The time is sure going to be tough for all their opponents and the games will go almost to the last end before a victor can be confirmed.

[rahmad2nd]

Leverkusen has a big chance of getting a ticket to appear in the Champions League next season, I am very sure they can get it from the Bundesliga because it is enough to finish in the top four of the standings. One more ticket can be won from the European League competition, but with the condition that Xabi Alonso must be able to bring Laverkusen to become champions. Talking about maintaining consistency and the challenges that Xabi will face in the future, I think this is very conditional, in the sense that ups and downs in a team performance will definitely happen. As a manager, Xabi really understands the level of competition and challenges he will face in the future, and we have seen his performance with Laverkusen in the first half of the season, Xabi was able to do very well.

Leverkusen even has the possibility of winning the Bundesliga trophy, they just need to hold Bayern to a draw at the BayArena in the next meeting. moreover, if Xabi Alonso's squad is able to overthrow Bayern Munich, that would be even better. but with the condition that every match they will play must be achieved with perfect results. in other words, Leverkusen continued with its positive trend without defeat until the end of the season. thus, this means that Bayern Munich's dominance so far can be broken by a team that does not have many stars in its squad. unfortunately, to make this a reality, Xabi Alonso and his squad have to pay with hard work in every match they play. and it's not easy at all, in fact there will be many obstacles ahead as the competition approaches the end of the season. apart from that, Xabi must maintain the fitness of his players, especially avoiding things that lead to player injuries. because if that happens, I'm not really sure if Leverkusen will continue to perform at a high level. but at least, their chances of getting Champions League tickets are greater than hunting for the Bundesliga trophy.  because defending champion Bayern Munich will not allow their title to be taken over by another team, including Bayer Leverkusen. however, at least Xabi Alonso is one step ahead of Bayern Munich by being at the top of the Bundesliga standings temporarily. they have taken the first step well, without even experiencing defeat. now, new challenges will be waiting for them to maintain their consistency. and the competition will be even more exciting for us to enjoy. although in truth, I still have confidence that it is only a matter of time for Bayern Munich to return to the top of the standings. but we'll see, because in football it's unique and anything can happen.

[bbigtart]

Dortmund are out of contention for the title this season and I don't see any chances for them so far and when compared to last season, the Bundesliga has had a bit of progress from usual where some other teams have shown changes. Leverkusen are the strongest competitors so far and maybe they will try to maintain consistency in order to have a chance of becoming champion candidates. Our concern may be that in the remaining matches Leverkusen will not be able to maintain their victory due to injuries to several of their players.

Dortmund this season wasted too many points so they were knocked out of the Bundesliga competition and what has now happened is that Dortmund has to compete for a place in the UCL League, namely being in the top four. Dortmund's inconsistency has become a tradition because every season they sell their star players so it is not surprising that last season they were competitors but this season they are not. And the good thing about this season is that even though Dortmund can't compete, there is Leverkusen who has appeared very surprising so that there is competition with Bayer Munich and makes the Bundesliga even more competitive. If there was no Leverkusen, maybe the Bundesliga would be very boring.

If this happens it will be the same as Dortmund last season because in the end they had to give up the champions who were so close. Alonso needs to be aware of this condition because if his players are not rotated he is worried that they will experience fatigue.

I am sure that under Xabi Alanso Leverkusen will put pressure on Bayern Munich until the end of the season. Leverkusen's style of play under Xabi reminds me of Leverkusen when they were still coached by Roger Schmidt, very attractive, at that time Leverkusen still had players like Leno, Brandt, Son and Calhanoglu. Even though they didn't win the title at all, at that time their game was quite consistent. But now under the guidance of Xabi Alanso I am sure Leverkusen will continue to be consistent until they are able to win the Bundesliga title this season.

[Weawant]

Bayern Munich team is a complete squad that any striker that plays with them will definitely excel. Harry Kane is 30 years old and still have that magical agility and strength as a striker but the team he found himself playing in has contributed to the success he has achieved so far in the team. I don’t think there is any team in the English Premier League that can have a full squad and support Harry Kane to score more goals like this, even if there was any; the competitive nature of the English Premier League will make it hard for him to score plenty goals like he has done at Bayern Munich with his current age.

The important and impact of team work can't be overly emphasized as it doesn't only help a particular player succeed but helps in the success of the team as a whole which by extension will be the success of both the players and the coach and that's exactly what harry kane is experiencing with Bayern Munich .

In England there's so much concerns as it has to do with personal achievements and this has been one of the reasons players like Harry Kane in such age may not succeed in the English league and considering the competitive nature of the league aswell the chances he ex Excel at such age is very slim except he will have to personally strive to achieving it regardless of the challenges but in Germany it's different because the team where he found himself firstly has been domineering in Germany and already has that legacy upon which he can come and make the best out of and excel so it becomes much easier than it would in England.

[Dzwaafu11]

Harry Kane's arrival at Bayern Munich since the start of the season has been something that is worth discussing now because his experience and maturity as a striker is very capable of breaking through the ambitions needed by Bayern Munich. It is not surprising that Bayern Munich's striker options up to now only depend on him and if he is absent due to a card or long-term injury, of course that will put Bayern Munich in a difficult phase.

The truth is that every players in premier League always find it very easy to adapt to any kind of league especially Bundesliga so if you check very well you will see that all the premier League players that find themselves outside the premier League are always on a better form, while most people believe that Bundesliga players could hardly adapt to the premier League do to how difficult premier League is that's why most most people were thinking that Haaland will not perform very well on Manchester City but however he was able to surprise everyone with his impressive performance and the good records he has created for himself. So actually Harry Kane performance on Bayern Munich was actually expected because he was one of the best player on Tottenham Hotspur before he joined Bayern Munich.

I don’t really know, but I think Premier League is tougher than any other competition currently. I don’t know if there will be any other league that will be tougher the way Premier League always is. So players playing in the premier league competition have already concurred with the tough league, so any other completion will be easy for them to play since they will even meet teams that are not strong like the teams they may meet in the premier league competition. However, there are some other teams that you will see that are strong and perform well in the premier league, but when they come to other competitions, they don’t really do well, so I think when a player that is in the premier league meets with those teams, everything becomes easy for them.
 
The Bundesliga, I think, is not as tough as the Premier League, and that’s why players from there find it difficult to adapt to the competition. You know, we have different players with different patterns of playing excellent games in the Premier League competition, whereas most of the players from the Bundesliga find it difficult to adapt for the first time until they continue playing there, and that’s when they later get used to it. And I think that’s what happened with Halaand too. The first time he came, he was finding it difficult because the play was different from the one he used to. He came and met players who could do more than he could.

[Leviathan.007]

It is really amazing that Kane has been able to score almost half the amount of Bayern Munich's goals in the league so far.    He is simply the most important player for the team at the moment, the main goal source.

Therefore Bayern Munich had better hope he doesn't pick up a long-running injury in the rest of the season either. Because his presence is very critical for them not only in the Bundesliga but also the Champions League.

A top striker like Kane who is hungry for goals will definitely be able to score lots of goals. Even, I think at any club he would be able to score lots of goals, considering his track record in the EPL. Moreover, Thomas Tuchel prioritizes Kane as Bayern Munich savior, of course Kane will work as well as possible at Bayern Munich.

Yes, the worry is injury. Therefore, coaches must be good at reading the situation in the field. If Kane suffers an injury, although it is not serious. But the coach must be able to pay attention to his players and rearrange his tactics, by replacing the player with another player so that the player does not suffer a serious injury. It would be very bad if Bayern Munich lost their spearhead.

Harry Kane was definitely one of the most important players in Totenhma when he was playing there and he very effective player in England, after he left Totenham people thought Totenham would fail in every game.
I think with the good playmakers they have in Bayern Munich hand the skills of Kane, he can definitely score many goals in this team and that's how Kane can even have the chance to score even more goals than players like Lewandowski in Bayern Munich.

[Ndabagi01]

I also agree with what you said. Kane is a great striker. He has a very high goal scoring instinct. This has been proven by the fact that he has been one of the best top scorers in the English league several times. And because the level of competition in the EPL is different from the Bundesliga, of course I think Kane will shine more and dominate the Bundesliga. Currently, Kane has scored 21 goals and is the top scorer in the Bundesliga. I think he will continue to score goals and really be the Bundesliga's top scorer at the end of the season.

Harry Kane was a top striker with excellent scoring ability and was regarded as one of the best Premier League strikers at the time. His performance there, as well as being the Bundesliga's leading goal scorer, comes as no surprise to me. If you can shine in the Premier League and be rated as one of the best strikers at the time, you can go to any league in Europe and become their best striker because their competition is less competitive than that of the Premier League.

Harry Kane is 30 years old and still doing an excellent job, leading other younger strikers in the league, thanks to his previous experience in the Premier League and the new team he has joined, which has all the quality players required for a team to succeed. I am not surprised by Ronaldo, who continues to score like a young striker; this can be attributed to the intense competition he has faced in the Premier League and the second most competitive league, La Liga.

[borovichok]

Harry Kane was definitely one of the most important players in Totenhma when he was playing there and he very effective player in England, after he left Totenham people thought Totenham would fail in every game.
I think with the good playmakers they have in Bayern Munich hand the skills of Kane, he can definitely score many goals in this team and that's how Kane can even have the chance to score even more goals than players like Lewandowski in Bayern Munich.

It's was challenging at first to spot out the perfect replacement of Robert Lewandowski but look at Bayern Munich currently, they have bounce back. Bagging good amounts of goals have always been the ultimate targets of all the attackers that have played for Bayern Munich. Robert Lewandowski was a top player for Bayern Munich, every moment he spend with the Bundesliga Giant counted and now they have Harry Kane to fill his shoes, no holding back because he's doing his duty as headcoach. Harry Kane is a top player, he understands what he's team needs and he's not holding back, he delivers when all eyes are on him and he's doesn't fail to exhibits his presence and quality as a top player.