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Bayern Munich holds its breath. After having more than taken care of its start in the Champions League by destroying Dinamo Zagreb (9-2) two weeks ago, the Bavarian club will wish to continue on the lawn of Aston Villa. But for this trip to England, uncertainty hovers around the presence of Harry Kane, injured during the summit duel between the Munich team and Bayer Leverkusen (1-1), this Saturday on behalf of the 6th day of the Bundesliga.
If the Bavarian management gave reassuring news about their star striker at the end of the meeting, Bayern Munich provided a first diagnosis on the English international’s injury: “Harry Kane injured his ankle during the Bundesliga match against Bayer Leverkusen (1-1) on Saturday. Examinations carried out on Sunday by the FC Bayern medical department showed a positive development. Kane continues to receive intensive treatment. »
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