""Harry will miss (today)'s game. He got a kick in his last match with Bayern Munich. It was too painful to kick a ball and it was too risky (to play today). We gave him a chance to rest. I'm convinced he will be ready for the match against Latvia," said Tuchel (as captured by @iMiaSanMia)."
""Listen, I never know when this Ballon d'Or is and what the ranking is. I'm the last person to see it and to know it. I'm not the biggest fan of individual awards in team sports. Harry is a true team player, he stands out with what he does and he should be higher than 13th, for sure," Tuchel remarked."
"Bayern Munich might be off, but the news cycle surrounding the club is red-hot. There are some big items to discuss, so let's not waste any time. This is what we have on tap for this edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works Show: Did Harry Kane throw some cold water on the thoughts of a contract extension with Bayern Munich? As it turns out, the Bavarians might not want to pay him anyway. Is Max Eberl in line for a promotion with Bayern Munich? Would it be too much for him to take on. Hot or Not? Harkening back to some nonsense from the beginning of the internet, let's determine an early prediction on which Bayern Munich players will be back for 2026/27."
Harry Kane will miss England's match against Wales after suffering a kick to his ankle in his last Bayern Munich appearance, making it too painful and risky to play. Thomas Tuchel confirmed that Kane was given rest and expressed confidence that Kane will be ready for the match against Latvia. Tuchel criticized Kane's 13th-place Ballon d'Or finish, saying individual awards in team sports are overrated and that Kane should rank higher. Bayern Munich remains the center of intense news, including questions about Kane's contract extension, potential promotion for Max Eberl, and early roster predictions for 2026/27.
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