Harry Kane reveals the feeling of winning first career title following Bundesliga triumph
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Harry Kane celebrated his first career title as Bayern Munich won the Bundesliga following a 2-0 victory over Borussia Monchengladbach, with Kane himself scoring the opening goal. This triumph was a significant milestone for the 31-year-old striker, who has faced a long-standing narrative of being trophy-less despite his individual accolades. Kane expressed the joy of winning with the team, stating that it surpassed the satisfaction of any individual awards he has received. He emphasized his desire to keep challenging himself and improving in the future. Kane shared this victory with his friend and teammate Eric Dier, both of whom transferred from Tottenham to Bayern and shared similar experiences of striving for success in their careers.
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Harry Kane ended his long wait for a major team title by helping Bayern Munich secure the Bundesliga championship, scoring in their decisive 2-0 win against Borussia Monchengladbach.
This victory allowed Kane to break free from the narrative of being a prolific goal-scorer without team trophies, a storyline that had followed him throughout his career.
Kane revealed that winning the Bundesliga title felt more rewarding than any individual awards he had previously won, highlighting the importance of team success over personal accolades.
Despite achieving this milestone, Kane is determined to continue pushing his limits and aims to achieve even more in the coming seasons.
Both Harry Kane and Eric Dier, who moved together from Tottenham to Bayern, celebrated their first major career titles, sharing a special moment as they reflected on their parallel journeys and ambitions.
Kane's contribution was pivotal in Bayern's successful campaign, as he led the Bundesliga scoring charts with 25 goals, marking the sixth time in his career he reached this milestone in a single season.
The triumph marked a return to the top for Bayern Munich, who had finished third in the previous Bundesliga season, with Kane playing a crucial role in reclaiming the league title.
It was a great weekend for Harry Kane as his trophy curse came to an end with Bayern Munich reclaiming the Bundesliga title.
The Bavarians were handed the Bundesliga shield following their 2-0 win over Borussia Monchengladbach. Interestingly, it was Kane, who handed the lead to the hosts before Michael Olise doubled the lead with a late goal.
It was a momentous occasion for the 31-year-old as he finally got his hands on his first career title. Kane was seen participating in the traditional beer shower celebrations at the Allianz Arena.
Kane must be relieved to finally shake the monkey off his back. It has always been a narrative around him till now. But with him winning his first title, he has put an end to all these discussions.
After the game, speaking to the Cleats Club, Kane opened up on the feeling of winning his first title. He shared how it is different from winning individual award and also vows to keep testing him in the coming seasons.
"I have to say that winning the title with the team feels better than all individual trophies I've won. I need to let it all sink in. But I won't change as a player because of my first title. I want to continue testing my limits, getting better, and achieving even more," Kane revealed.
Kane shared his winning moment with his good friend and teammate, Eric Dier
It was indeed a great moment for Kane and Eric Dier as they, together, came to Bayern from Tottenham and won the Bundesliga. The English duo were elated after they managed to secure their first career title together.HOW DOES IT FEEL!? 😂🍻🏆 pic.twitter.com/4UBs5Jbl4X
— Harry Kane (@HKane) May 10, 2025 Kane points out how it was special for him to win the title with his dear friend Dier. He also shared how the duo have had similar experiences in the past.
"Eric came to me and said it was an even better feeling than anyone had described. I feel the same. Eric and I have had similar experiences. We were often very close. We always had to keep working hard and pushing. The fact that we're both celebrating the title now at Bayern shows our big ambition to win trophies."
The English skipper had a big hand in helping Bayern reclaim their league crown this season after finishing third in the last campaign. With 25 goals, he is leading the Bundesliga goalscorers' charts.
Interestingly, this is the sixth time in his career that he has netted 25 league goals in a single season.
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