Due to Musiala's injury layoff, Harry Kane has adapted his game tactics at FC Bayern Munich.
In tonight's Champions League opener at the Allianz Arena, Bayern Munich's English striker, Harry Kane, is gearing up for a significant encounter against FC Chelsea. The match, known as the 'Blues' in Munich, holds personal significance for Kane, as he faces his countrymen and renews a long-standing rivalry from his time at Tottenham Hotspur.
Kane, who is originally from England, has not always been a favourite among Chelsea fans due to his past performances against them. This dislike is a source of motivation for the 29-year-old, who believes that playing against Premier League teams like Chelsea demands a higher level of expectation.
The striker, now in his first season at Bayern Munich, has been adjusting his playing style to suit the team's needs, particularly due to the absence of Jamal Musiala. This change has seen Kane more involved in the build-up play, helping him create chances for himself.
So far, this new approach has paid off. Kane has scored eight goals in the first five competitive games for Bayern Munich this season, including his second goal against Hamburger SV. He also netted a goal against VfB Stuttgart in the Supercup.
As he prepares to face Chelsea, Kane acknowledges that he will be in the spotlight. However, he feels good physically and mentally this season and is ready for the challenge. The match is scheduled for 21.00 CET and can be watched on DAZN.
Kane's history with Chelsea is not limited to his time at Tottenham. He is often closely marked in the opposing penalty area, a testament to the importance Chelsea places on containing him. Despite this, Kane remains undeterred, believing that his adjusted playing style helps him thrive under pressure.
As the two teams prepare to face off, one thing is certain: Harry Kane will be a key player to watch. His past performances against Chelsea, combined with his impressive start at Bayern Munich, promise an exciting and intense match.
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