German soccer great Hamann on
Bayern
Munich bring in England striker
Kane
offered harsh criticism, claiming that his impressive goal scoring stats have not brought the title to the team. Despite Kane's impressive performances in the Bundesliga and Champions League, Bayern's failure to win the Bundesliga title this season has been one of the focal points of Hamann's criticism.
Hamann pointed out that Kane's personal stats look impressive, with 36 goals in 32 Bundesliga games and eight in 12 Champions League matches, which seems to prove that he is a goalscoring machine. However, Hamann questioned, "But how many titles have Bayern won?" He emphasized that Bayern failed to win the Bundesliga title this season for the first time in 12 years and Kane failed to break his curse of not winning a major title.
In addition, Hamann was also critical of Kane's performances in key games. He pointed out that Kane didn't perform as well as he should have against Arsenal and Real Madrid, and even came off early in an important game with a back complaint.
Hamann also questioned the price Bayern paid to bring in Kane. Despite the fact that Kane's transfer fee and wages were extremely high, Hamann believes that Bayern could have been better off if the money had been used for other purposes.
Finally, Hamann noted that despite Kane's goal-scoring ability attracting the attention of European giants, Bayern should question internally whether the deal was worth it. He argued that it was a mistake with quotation marks and that the club should reassess the value of the transfer.
