BERLÍN (AP) — Harry Kane anotó un gol y asistió en otro en su debut en la Bundesliga y el Bayern Munich aplastó el viernes por 4-0 al Werder Bremen en el primer encuentro de la temporada.
Kane, quien finalmente completó su prolongada trasferencia del Tottenham la semana pasada, dejó en claro el por que el Bayern supuestamente pagó más de 100 millones de euros por el delantero.
El suplente Thomas Müller asistió nuevamente a Sané para el tercer gol en el último minuto y Alphonso Davies le envió el balón a Mathys Tel para redondear el marcador.
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