How serious is Kane's injury and will he play against Aston Villa? Harry answered everything himself
Yesterday, Bayern Munich fans were left disappointed not only by their team's result, failing to overcome Bayer Leverkusen (1-1), but also by an incident toward the end of the match. In the 86th minute, Harry Kane was substituted for Thomas Müller due to an injury. Fans were concerned about the severity of the injury, but it seems all is well, as Kane himself confirmed.
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Details: In the 86th minute, during a challenge, Amine Adli stepped on Harry Kane's foot, causing him to collapse in pain on the pitch. After the medical staff attended to him, the decision was made to take precautionary measures, leading to Kane’s substitution by Thomas Müller. Fans anxiously hoped that the injury would not be serious.
Fortunately, it appears their hopes were answered, as Kane stated that the injury is not serious and he hopes to participate in the upcoming UEFA Champions League match. Nonetheless, he will undergo further medical examination.
Quote: “It was a bit painful, but I think it's fine,” Kane said when asked if he considered the injury serious.
“I think so. We’ll check, but at the moment I don’t feel too bad. We’ll assess it over the next few days,” Kane responded to Sky Sports regarding his potential involvement in the next Champions League match.
Reminder: Bayern Munich will play the second round of the Champions League on Wednesday, traveling to face Aston Villa. Currently, Bayern leads the group standings with the best goal difference, following their emphatic victory over Dinamo Zagreb.
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