Kane's former coach has spoken out in defence of the striker following his move to Bayern Munich

Bayern striker Harry Kane has been the subject of memes lately, as he hasn't won a single trophy at Tottenham either, plus it was after his move that Bayer broke the 11-year hegemony of the "recordmeister" in the Bundesliga.

But according to Spurs head coach Ange Postecoglou, who managed to work with the forward for a couple of weeks before his move to Germany, it wasn't for the sake of trophies that Kane moved to Bayern:

"I don't think all these statements are honest. I'm not going to speak for Harry, for God's sake, but I don't think trophies are the only reason he left. I think it's pretty clear he wanted a different experience and I don't think there's anything wrong with that.

He was at the same club for a very long time. He was at the point where he either makes the decision to stay and become a player at the same club, which is fair enough, or he can experience something different as a footballer and maybe as a person," Postecoglou is quoted as saying by Sky Sports.

This season could turn out to be a trophyless season for Bayern at all. In addition to the failure in the championship, Munich fell out of the German Cup, losing at the stage of 1/16 finals modest Saarbrücken 1:2. In the Champions League, Thomas Tuchel's team continues to struggle in the quarter-finals, having drawn 2-2 with Arsenal in the first leg.