"In the dressing room, Harry Kane is the one who took over Thomas Müller's role as the pep talker before games. The Englishman often speaks the last words to the team before kick-off, focusing mainly on showing mentality and not being afraid to go into duels. For example, before the game against Hoffenheim on September 20, Kane told his teammates: "These are the games in which the leagues are decided. You have to win these games. We can't think it will all come easily" - Bayern won that game 4-1 [@SPORTBILD]"
"Kane, 32, has been a massive signing since arriving two summers ago from Tottenham Hotspur. He's given Bayern the lethal finishing it had missed since the days of Robert Lewandowski, sustained the wondrous space-carving passing that Müller had injected in his Raumdeuter-ing heyday, and now is stepping up as a locker room leader, too. It's a good thing it is looking likelier and likelier that Kane will extend his stay in Munich."
Thomas Müller’s move to Vancouver with the Whitecaps left a notable leadership void at Bayern Munich. Harry Kane has stepped into that vacancy by taking over pre-match pep talks and delivering final words focused on mentality and willingness to engage in duels. Kane has also provided the finishing touch Bayern lacked since Robert Lewandowski and preserved the forward movement and passing that characterized Müller’s best seasons. His on-field contributions, combined with emerging locker-room leadership, strengthen Bayern’s cohesion and make his potential contract extension increasingly welcome.
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