Following Bayern Munich‘s recent victory in the German Cup final, honorary president Uli Hoeneß has made headlines with his outspoken remarks. In a post-match interview, Hoeneß addressed speculation surrounding the future of the team’s star striker, Harry Kane, while also commenting on Barcelona‘s financial difficulties.
Hoeneß praised Kane, whose hat-trick secured Bayern’s 21st domestic cup title, asserting,
“Harry Kane is the best signing we’ve ever made in our history,”
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highlighting the player’s significant impact since his arrival.
When questioned about reports linking Kane to Barcelona, Hoeneß strongly defended Bayern’s position in the transfer market. He stated,
“Bayern Munich is a buying club, not a selling club. Can I say with certainty that he’s staying? Yes, absolutely. Besides, Barcelona still don’t have any money,”
reinforcing the club’s stability and commitment to retaining its top players.
This season, Kane has made 51 appearances for Bayern across all competitions, scoring an impressive 61 goals and providing 7 assists, further solidifying his value to the team.