Harry Kane (foto: Getty Images)
Harry Kane shared a rare glimpse into his life off the pitch with photos of family forest walks, Halloween fun, and downtime in Germany as Bayern Munich continues its winning streak.
Harry Kane seems to be embracing life in Germany both on and off the pitch. The Bayern Munich striker shared a light-hearted Instagram update titled “A little bit of life”, giving fans a peek into his family time, daily routines, and autumn moments away from football.
In a carousel of photos posted to his Instagram, the 32-year-old was seen enjoying forest walks with his family, playing with his dog, and celebrating Halloween with his children, complete with cupcakes and costumes. The post also included glimpses of his meals, training sessions, and matchday moments for both Bayern and England.
On the field, Kane’s form has been nothing short of spectacular. Since joining Bayern from Tottenham Hotspur in 2023, the England captain has scored 107 goals and provided 29 assists in 111 appearances. This season alone, he already boasts 22 goals in 15 matches, putting him firmly among the world’s most prolific forwards.
Kane’s relentless scoring has fueled discussions about his potential Ballon d’Or 2026 candidacy, though he insists his focus remains on helping Bayern maintain their dominance. The Bavarian giants are currently on a 15-match winning streak in all competitions under Vincent Kompany, with nine straight victories in the Bundesliga.
Despite ongoing rumors linking him with Barcelona or a possible Premier League return, Kane reiterated his commitment to Bayern: “If you’d asked me when I first left, I’d have said I’d come back for sure. But now, after two years, that’s gone down a little. Right now, I’m fully all in with Bayern.”
Kompany gave Kane a rare rest during Bayern’s 3-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen at the weekend, but the England star is expected to return to the starting XI for Tuesday’s Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain. Bayern will then travel to Union Berlin on Saturday before the international break.
Looking ahead to the trip to Paris, Kompany said: “I’m looking forward to PSG. We’ve earned the right to go there full of enthusiasm. It needs to be rock ’n’ roll.” Meanwhile, Bayern board member Max Eberl added: “We beat the club world champions (Chelsea) at home. Now we want to beat the European champions PSG, too.”