"Never felt better: Kane raves after dream start at Bayern" | OneFootball

Harry Kane remains the face of FC Bayern's dream start. With a brace in the 3:1 victory over FC Chelsea, the Englishman emerged as the match winner, underlining his outstanding early form. With ten goals and three assists in the first six competitive matches, the 32-year-old is leading Bayern almost single-handedly from victory to victory.

In the Champions League opener against Chelsea, Kane once again demonstrated his ice-cold efficiency in front of goal. First, he converted a penalty in the 27th minute after Moises Caicedo had brought him down in the box. In the second half, he capitalized on a mistake by Malo Gusto to score his second goal and seal the 3:1 final score.

After the game, the Bayern striker was thoroughly satisfied with his current form. "Physically and mentally, I feel as good as I've ever felt. In this team, I know I will get opportunities. I just have to continue to take them as I did tonight," Kane explained in the DAZN interview.

An impressive statistic underscores this assessment: Kane has been directly involved in a goal every 39 minutes (!) so far this season - a value that is unmatched in Europe's top leagues.

Praise from Henry: "The most complete striker"

Kane's gala performance did not go unnoticed by international experts. Former world star Thierry Henry raved after the Chelsea game: "If we're talking about the most complete striker right now, it's Harry Kane." The Frenchman, himself an icon of the striker's game, thus crowns the Bayern professional as the currently most complete attacker in world football.

Kane himself also took the opportunity to share his joy about the successful start in the Champions League. On X, he wrote: "Champions League nights are back! An incredible evening at the Allianz Arena."

With his consistency, efficiency, and leadership, Kane is currently the outstanding offensive player of FC Bayern. For the competition in the Bundesliga and Champions League, this is a clear message: The Englishman is in absolute world-class form - and he's not done yet.

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