Harry Kane Eyes NFL first wants to trophies in Bavaria after the last UCL goal

After the English captain Harry Kane had scored another goal in the Champions League, he repeated his wish to get his kickers into the NFL one day.

Kane scored the winning goal for Bayern Munich on Wednesday in a 2-1 win against Celtic in the first leg of her playoff of the Champions League.

In an interview with CBS after the game, Kane was asked about his love for the NFL – he is a big fan of the New England Patriots – and said that the change from football to American football is “something in the back of my mind.”

“I was asked about it before and my focus is here, the Champions League, Bayern Munich,” said Kane, “but it is something that I would like to explore in a future date.

“But I still have the feeling that I still have many years ahead of me.”

The 31-year-old Kane now has 36 goals in the Champions League, more than any other English player.

His goal against Celtic also continued another rich personal run and scored past Kasper Schmeichel.

Whether for the former Club Tottenham, England or Bavaria, Kane cannot stop kicking the Dane. His backpost volley, when he was not marked in a corner in the 49th, was his 19th career metor of Schmeichel, more than any other goalkeeper with whom he was confronted.

“One of the best strikers in the world should not be left freely in the box,” said Celtic Manager Brendan Rodgers.

For his part, Kane was so happy to speak NFL like football after the game in Celtic Park.

He said he observed the Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday and “Honesty didn’t care who won.”

However, he was unhappy to see deep inside how the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes come about in their offer for a third super bowl title in a row, since he is a big Tom Brady fan.

Kane previously talked about being inspired by Brady’s journey, which had switched from a choice in the sixth round at the NFL Draft to a seven-time super bowl champion.

“All recognition for the Eagles and stop the chiefs to make the three-goal,” said Kane. “I support my young Brady, so it was nice to see it when I’m honest.”