Kane says there's nowhere to put the "Hattrick ball," finally found a house... but the former landlord?
Germany's "Barbarian Football" said, "Not long ago, Kane found a new home with the help of a club employee."
Kane, who joined Munich through the transfer market this summer, has been playing the best as a "World Class" striker. He has scored 18 goals and five assists in 12 league games, leading the Bundesliga in scoring, and four goals and two assists in five UEFA Champions League games. In particular, Kane scored multiple goals in the last 11 rounds against Heidenheim, breaking Nicklas Fülkruk's record of 16 goals in just 11 games, and is now surpassing Robert Lewandowski's record of 41 goals in a single season in the 2020-21 season.
Kane is conquering the German stage in an easy manner. However, a problem has arisen. He has not been able to find a place to live since his transfer to Munich. When asked where he would decorate the commemorative ball after scoring a hat-trick in the last nine rounds of the match against Bochum, Kane said with a smile, "Well, we need to find a house first."
He also found a home about four months after joining Munich. The media reported, "The Caines will hope to complete their relocation to their new home by Christmas. All they need now is Fabrizio Romano's 'Here We Go' tweet." 토토사이트
Along with the news that Kane had found a house, it was revealed who the previous landlord lived in, drawing keen attention. It was Luca Hernandez, who played for Munich until the previous season.
Hernandez, who joined Munich ahead of the 2019-20 season, became a consistent rotation between center back and fullback in the first season of his transfer, and gradually increased his chances to play in the 2020-21 season. And he became the core of Munich in the 2021-22 season, becoming the full starting defender.
He also played in the 2022-23 season. He was Hernandez, who was in charge of the team's defense with Matthijs the Licht.
However, he suffered an unexpected and serious injury at the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar. Hernandez, who played in his first group match against Australia, suffered an anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee early in the first half and ended the season.
Consequently, he chose to move ahead of this season. His destination was Paris Saint-Germain of France (PSG). Munich, which sent Hernandez away, hired Kim Min-jae and replaced him.
Kane reportedly took over where Hernandez lived in Munich. The media said, "The house Kane signed was owned by Hernandez in the past. Prior to Hernandez, Sadio Mane, Thiago, and Michael Quijance owned the house."
