Harry Kane feels completely at home in Munich with his family. The Bayern star shares what he loves about his new home away from the soccer field.
Harry Kane has long since found more than just a sporting home in Munich. The FC Bayern forward also enjoys life off the field with his family. In an interview with Sport BILD, the Englishman describes how a big leap into the unknown has turned into a home.
“Life in Munich is great. My family and I didn’t really know what to expect before we moved. We’d lived our whole lives in London, so this was a big step for all of us,” he said.
Since his move to FC Bayern, a lot has changed for Kane—and not just on the field. His family also had to adjust to a new city and a different environment. Looking back, his verdict is clear: “But we were incredibly pleasantly surprised.”
Kane and his family are enjoying life in Munich
The Bayern striker especially remembers the welcome he received in his new home. “Munich is a beautiful city. The fans and the people here have given me and my family a very warm welcome,” Kane says.
The family enjoys spending their free time outdoors. This has also opened up new opportunities that make life in Munich special for them: “We love being outside. My wife and kids enjoy skiing in the winter, and we all love taking long walks in the woods. We’re really enjoying every second here.”
Just how important his family’s well-being is was recently made clear by comments from Uli Hoeneß. The Bayern honorary president had spoken about how positively Kane talks about life in Munich. Now the forward himself describes what he and his family enjoy about their everyday life.
Professionally, too, Kane continues to see his future with the German record champions. With his contract extension through 2029, he has committed himself to the club for the long term. He recently emphasized his desire to stay in Munich for a long time to come.
His ambitions on the field remain high. “My focus right now is on Bayern. We have a great team and a fantastic coach, and I’m extremely happy here,” Kane explains in an interview. Winning the Champions League with the Munich club remains one of his top athletic goals.