Harry Kane reveals Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany is ‘on the mend’
Harry Kane said Vincent Kompany feels on the mend after collapsing at training, and Bayern expect a new contract for the striker soon.
- On Monday night, Harry Kane became Bayern Munich's first Ballon d'Or winner since Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in 1981, following a 61-goal haul for the club and England last season.
- Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany collapsed at training on Friday after a recent illness and has been ordered to rest, leaving staff to cover team duties.
- Kompany phoned Kane on Monday morning to wish him luck, telling the striker he is "on the mend" and eager to return to the training field.
- Dismissing speculation about a return to the Premier League, Kane insisted, "Not at the moment, not right now, I'm loving life in Munich," with his focus entirely on Bayern.
- A new contract to extend Kane's stay in Germany is set to be finalised soon, as the striker reflected, "I've learnt you don't have much of a say, you just have to go with the flow.
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Bavarian striker Harry Kane wins the Ballon d-Or and then betrays a very special moment with his coach Vincent Kompany.
Harry Kane is visibly caught after his award with the Ballon d'Or. He talks about a phone call with Vincent Kompany in the hospital. He also finds emotional words for his family.
Harry Kane gives Vincent Kompany health update and discusses Premier League return after winning Ballon d'Or
Harry Kane has revealed Vincent Kompany is recovering after collapsing at Bayern Munich training, while insisting a Premier League return is far from his thoughts following his Ballon d'Or triumph.The England captain received the award at the London Palladium on Monday night after scoring 73 goals for club and country last season. He became Bayern's first winner since Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in 1981.His success came during a difficult period for m…
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Harry Kane reveals Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany is ‘on the mend’
Kompany is resting after collapsing at training on Friday following a recent bout of illness.
Vincent Kompany is on his way to healing, even if he remains at the forced rest for the moment. ...
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