Tom Brady expects friend Harry Kane to have ‘new energy’ in Munich
The 30-year-old has completed a £100m move to the perennial Bundesliga champions
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Your support makes all the difference.NFL great Tom Brady expects his friend Harry Kane to benefit from “a new injection of energy” after joining Bayern Munich from Tottenham.
The 30-year-old ended his long association with the north Londoners on Saturday when he completed his £100million move to the perennial Bundesliga champions.
Kane said it felt like the right time to leave Tottenham after two decades with the club, just as Brady did when departing the New England Patriots in 2020.
The quarterback won six Super Bowls during his 20 years with the Pats and went on to win his seventh in his first season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Huge NFL fan Kane has become friends with Brady over the years and the retired QB turned Birmingham minority owner believes the striker will thrive with his fresh start.
“I sent him a congratulatory note,” Brady told the PA news agency. “He’s been a friend of mine for a long time.
“He’s supported me over a long period of time, and I’m here to do the same for him.
“I’m looking forward to seeing what he does next.
“I know sometimes when you move clubs there’s kind of an injection of energy.
“It’s a different environment, you want to go prove people wrong, you want to prove people right. And that’s a great feeling as an athlete.”
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