It wasn't for money, Harry Kane reveals the reason he left Tottenham Hotspur

Harry Kane made the decision this summer to leave the club where he is a legend. The English striker signed for Bayern Munich after complicated negotiations, in which Tottenham finally gave in to the wishes of their star player. Now, in an interview with The Guardian, the captain of the England National Team points out his great reason for leaving the London club.

“There is a lot of talk about trophies, but that was not the only reason I went to Bayern Munich. He needed to play at the highest level if he ultimately wanted to improve. If I want to be close to the best strikers and best players in the world, then I need to play in the Champions League and fight for titles. “Last season was good for me personally, but not for Spurs as a team.”

“We wanted to win at Spurs… but if you went a couple of games without winning it wasn't a disaster. At Bayern you have to win every game. After winning the first two games 3-1 and 4-0... there was talk that we were not very happy with how we had played! “First-class club mentality.”

Harry Kane was the piece that Bayern needed

Bayern Munich has been one of the most important clubs in European football. However, the Bavarian team has not managed to convince after the departure of Robert Lewandowski and the dilemma with its coaches. However, at this new start to the season we see a much more solid Bayern Munich and with Harry Kane who has already started his scoring quota with the German club. Kane is the team's current top scorer and has already scored in almost all of their Bundesliga games. Furthermore, the Champions League goal is approaching. Therefore, the English forward's mentality remains focused on winning all the titles with the Bavarian team.