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England captain Kane has finally broken his silverware curse in 2025 by becoming a Bundesliga title winner. He has been revelling in wild celebrations at Allianz Arena, with a tiresome debate that has spanned his entire career being brought to a close.
The odd question has been asked of what happens next for Kane. A return to the Premier League, where the ex-Tottenham star could chase down Alan Shearer’s all-time goal record, has been speculated on.
Kane is, however, expected to remain in Germany for at least one more season. That will allow him to chase down more medals, while earning further favour in the eyes of a fan base that already consider him to be in the same talent bracket as No.9 predecessor Lewandowski.
WHAT MARKUS BABBEL SAID
Former Bayern defender Markus Babbel – who also spent time in England during his playing days and was speaking in association with Leo Vegas – told GOAL when asked what the immediate future holds for Kane: “I think he will do it (win more trophies) because it’s like honey, it tastes good and you want more of it. He is in the right team and maybe Florian Wirtz is joining so the team is getting better and better.
“The supporters love him because he is so normal, he’s not like Robert Lewandowski, he was a bit arrogant, a bit selfish but he is not the same type of person. Harry loves to work for the team and would love to score goals but it is more about winning titles and helping the players around him. The people love him so I would be surprised if he thinks ‘that’s enough, I go back to England’, that would be a surprise because the team is getting better.”
Kane has hit 81 goals for Bayern through 90 appearances in all competitions. He is about to win a second Bundesliga Golden Boot and has already been backed to reach 100 total efforts in that competition if he honours a contract through to 2027.
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