Harry Kane has firmly dismissed speculation regarding a return to the Premier League, stating he has no intention of chasing Alan Shearer’s all-time scoring record. The 33-year-old striker, who finished his Tottenham Hotspur era with 213 league goals, remains 47 goals behind Shearer’s benchmark of 260. However, Kane emphasized that his current focus is entirely on his present club and national team ambitions, rather than a domestic statistical pursuit.
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The move to Bayern Munich has proven highly successful, with Kane securing two Bundesliga titles and a German Cup in three seasons. His prolific output of 156 goals in 159 appearances culminated in the ultimate individual accolade, as he claimed the Ballon d’Or in London on Monday evening. Kane credited the club’s environment and coaching staff for his sustained high performance, noting that winning such a prestigious award validates his decision to leave England.
“I’m loving life in Munich,” Kane said, praising Bayern’s squad depth and manager Vincent Kompany. “Right now that’s where my focus is, and I’m extremely happy.” Looking ahead, Kane remains determined to compete at the elite level into his late 30s, with his primary objectives now centered on lifting the Champions League trophy with Bayern and finally securing a major international trophy with the England national team.
Source: Yahoo Sports
