‘Once a Gunner always a Gunner’ – Spurs savaged on social media after Harry Kane presented with Bundesliga top-scorer award at Bayern Munich baring striking resemblance to Arsenal badge

‘Once a Gunner always a Gunner’ – Spurs savaged on social media after Harry Kane presented with Bundesliga top-scorer award at Bayern Munich baring striking resemblance to Arsenal badge





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WHAT HAPPENED?

Kane has adapted to life in the Bundesliga with ease since joining Bayern Munich from Spurs for a reported fee of €100 million (£86m/$110m). The England captain scored 36 league goals in his debut campaign with the Bavarians to win the Golden Boot. Kane was given the top-scorer award ahead of Bayern’s 2024-25 clash against Freiburg on Sunday and Arsenal fans were quick to point out the resemblance between the award and the Gunners’ club badge.

  • WHAT THE FANS ARE SAYING

    X user @Artsenalszn hinted at Kane’s Arsenal history as a youth player, and said: “Once a Gunner, always a Gunner.”

    @PetrNuba said: “They gave him Arsenal.”

    @roro_fcb said: “Brother I NEED a wallpaper version of the 1st pic [with the trophy]”

    @CFC_Rahmann went on: “I know this thing from Arsenal’s logo.”

    @Chrisw_1 joked: “Looks like if you typed Harry Kane Arsenal into an A.I generator.”

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THE BIGGER PICTURE

Despite failing to win the Bundesliga last season, Kane can remain confident about his ability to perform in Germany as well as he did in 2023-24. The England captain has started off his season well as he bagged an assist in Bayern’s league opener against Wolfsburg and opened the scoring against Freiburg at Allianz Arena. Kane has now scored against all 17 Bundesliga sides that he has faced – as per Opta.

WHAT NEXT FOR KANE?

The English striker will now return to play with the Three Lions for the first time since their Euro 2024 final loss to Spain in Berlin. The 31-year-old will captain his side for Lee Carsley’s first game in interim charge when they take on Ireland in the Nations League.

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