Harry Kane isn’t enjoying the best time at Bayern Munich at present.
Despite the former Tottenham Hotspur record holder starting life in Bavaria as he ended it in North London – he already has 29 goals and eight assists for his new club per WhoScored – his team have gone off the boil of late.
So much so that the defeats over the past couple of weeks have almost put the Bundesliga title out of reach for the 30-year-old.
Kane could scarcely have done more in his debut season in the German top-flight, and yet Bayern find themselves eight points behind unbeaten Bayer Leverkusen with only 14 games left to play.
To put this in some kind of perspective, the Bavarians have won the last 11 consecutive Bundesliga titles and Leverkusen have never done so in their history.
It would therefore be a seismic shock to see Xavi Alonso’s side lift the title should the status quo remain the same.
It’s back home in England where Kane is also suffering disappointment, however.
According to the Daily Mail, an agreement was reached back in 2019 for Waltham Forest Council to erect a statue of Kane in recognition of his achievements.
Unfortunately, it’s been in storage ever since because the council can’t agree on where to put it.