Harry Kane, who left Tottenham Hotspur for Bayern Munich, has disclosed what he misses most about the club.
Kane left Spurs during the summer transfer window to sign a reported €120 million contract with German Bundesliga winners Bayern.
After joining the Bavarian team, Kane has made just 19 appearances in all competitions, but already has 22 goals and seven assists.
Even with his early success in Germany, Kane has acknowledged that there are still things about living in London that he misses.
Kane stated in an interview with the Evening Standard: “Just that homey feeling.” familiar settings, like a restaurant or a dog walk in the neighborhood.
It was Epping Forest when I lived in East London or the Essex Way. I take them over to the Heath since I moved to Hampstead, and they like it there.
He went on: “A pleasant location in London.” Beast is a restaurant that I used to frequent quite a bit. It’s a steakhouse, but they also serve delicious crab.
“I’m enjoying the new environment,” Kane remarked about his surroundings. Simply experiencing different cultures is enjoyable.
The shorts were heavier than I anticipated, but it’s still a pretty cool tradition.
The captain of England has also talked about his learnings.
“I’ve learned a lot about my work ethic,” the man stated.
He said, “Knowing that I can overcome difficult situations and come out on the other side has taught me a lot about my work ethic and mentality. I constantly remind myself that the odds are now in my favor if something doesn’t work out. Losing an opportunity is more likely to occur again than experiencing another setback.
“Instead of pouting, pointing the finger at other people, or complaining, I accept responsibility for my decisions and actions. One of the most important lessons I’ve learned in my career is to embrace every moment, good or bad.
