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Harry Kane lifted the first trophy of his career after winning the Visit Malta Cup with Bayern Munich against Tottenham (3-2). Enough to get people talking.
It’s a victory that gets people talking. However, Bayern Munich’s success at the end of their preparation tour during a double opposition with Tottenham, should have gone completely unnoticed. But for two reasons linked to Harry Kane, the affair gets people talking. First, because the Bayern captain refused to lift the cup in front of his favorite club. Second, because he was copiously mocked on social networks because of the nature of the trophy.
During his career, Harry Kane has become infamous for never winning anything. With Tottenham, he never managed to win a final of a competition or a championship. Transferred to Bayer Munich last summer, he failed again. Until this Saturday, August 10 and this honorary victory in the Visit Malta Cup. A friendly tournament that does not count in the prize list and without real value, except that the Munich players were indeed entitled to their little victory ceremony, with a trophy at stake.
A medal for training?
On social media, many have primarily praised Harry Kane’s gesture after he refused to lift the cup, preferring to leave that honour to Manuel Neuer. But at the same time, many internet users have been amused by the very nature of the trophy, some calling it a ” can “In England, the comments were also caustic. This is not a trophy. “. ” And then a medal for 100% attendance at training. »
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