Harry Kane is making waves in his second season at Bayern Munich, and it’s clear that the arrival of new head coach Vincent Kompany has only enhanced his game. After a stellar first season where Kane nearly matched Robert Lewandowski’s Bundesliga goal-scoring record, the England captain is now focused on leading Bayern to silverware under Kompany’s guidance.
Kompany, known for his tactical acumen and high-energy approach, has introduced a system that emphasizes high pressing, ball possession, and relentless attacking play. This system seems tailor-made for Kane, who thrives in environments that demand both technical skill and football intelligence.
In Bayern Munich’s recent 4-0 victory over SSV Ulm, Kane demonstrated why he is such a perfect fit for Kompany’s style. Despite starting the match on the bench, Kane’s influence was undeniable when he entered in the second half. He scored a classic striker’s goal, rising high in the box to head home a pinpoint cross from Thomas Müller. But his contributions didn’t stop there. Kane also displayed his exceptional vision and passing range, launching a deep pass from his own half that perfectly found new signing Michael Olise. Olise then assisted Kingsley Coman for a beautifully worked team goal.
Kane’s post-match comments further underscore the positive relationship between player and coach. “I like him a lot,” Kane said of Kompany. “He’s brought in a lot of energy, a fresh energy. The way he wants to play, high pressure, a lot of possession, a lot of attacks to try to score many goals. I think it suits us, it suits the team we have. I think week by week we’ll get to improve bit by bit as we understand his ideas more. But my first impressions are really good.”
