Phil Foden and Kieran Trippier respond to Harry Kane’s passionate new message
Harry Kane sent a passionate message to supporters following Bayern Munich’s latest victory as their Club World Cup campaign gathers momentum.
Bayern Munich booked their place in the quarter-finals with an impressive 4-2 win over Flamengo in their most recent outing.
Kane maintained his outstanding form for Bayern, netting twice on the night to help secure the win, while Leon Goretzka was also on target for Bayern.
Flamengo put up a fight, with Gerson pulling one back with Jorginho, who left Arsenal early to play in this tournament, also finding the net. However, it wasn’t enough to stop Bayern’s progress.
Following the six-goal thriller, Kane took to social media to display a honest assessment of the performance following the six-goal thriller.
Harry Kane reacts to Bayern Munich win despite injury scare
The England striker posted on Instagram following Bayern Munich’s latest victory, sharing a video recapping the match and writing: “That felt good! To the quarters we go.”
His post sparked plenty of reactions from fellow professionals, with Manchester City’s Phil Foden and Newcastle’s Kieran Trippier among those liking the video.
Despite the positive result, there was a worrying moment for the striker during the match after Kane was on the receiving end of a reckless challenge.
Fortunately for Bayern, their star striker was able to continue, while Erick Pulgar — who had earlier scored an own goal — received a yellow card for the incident.
Bayern’s 4-2 win means they will now face Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday (5 July).
Their route to the final has become more difficult after finishing second in their group, following a defeat to Benfica in their final group match.
Harry Kane remains focused on Bayern amid Premier League return links
Last season was one to remember for the Englishman, with the Kane playing a crucial role in Bayern reclaiming the Bundesliga title. He finally lifted a major trophy after years of near misses.
However, questions over his long-term future continue to circulate, with speculation linking him with a return to the Premier League.
Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown revealed to Football Insider that Liverpool are leading the race to sign Kane, who is understood to be open to a move back to England.
The England captain remains just 48 goals away from breaking Alan Shearer’s all-time Premier League goalscoring record of 260 — a milestone that could be the motivation behind his potential return.
For now, though, his focus remains on delivering success for Bayern on the world stage.