- Ex-England star questioned transfer to Germany
- Prolific striker adamant he made right career call
- Silverware trumps records for former Bayern ace
GettyMichael Owen told he's wrong about Harry Kane as former Bayern Munich star insists trophies in Germany mean more than Premier League top scorer record

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✅ Combines superfast home broadband and live Premier League broadcasting into a single household bill.
✅ Allows you to bolt TNT Sports onto an existing TV package on a 31-day rolling basis for around £25 a month.
✅ Broadband-only customers can use the free Stream box to add and drop the Sky Sports HD pack on a 30-day rolling basis.

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✅ The "Sport Plus" tier bundles both Sky Sports (via NOW) and TNT Sports into one seamless package to cover all 267 televised matches.
✅ Allows you to upgrade or downgrade your TV tier each month without breaking your 24-month broadband contract.
✅ Includes the Apple TV 4K or EE TV Box Pro for high-end viewing and easy multi-room streaming setups.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Ex-Liverpool, Real Madrid and England striker Owen has claimed that current Three Lions captain Kane was "nuts" to sever ties with Tottenham in 2023 and complete a big-money transfer to Bayern Munich.
GettyTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Kane was only 47 goals short of Alan Shearer’s historic Premier League haul when bidding farewell to north London. He has gone on to find the target on 91 occasions through 100 appearances for Bayern.
DID YOU KNOW?
He has broken his trophy curse in Germany, becoming a Bundesliga title winner in 2024-25 before savouring Super Cup success at the start of the current campaign. Kane insists that he has no regrets about swapping life at Spurs for that at the Allianz Arena.
GettyWHAT HAMANN SAID
Hamann can appreciate that stance, with the former Liverpool, Manchester City and Bayern midfielder - speaking in association with Grosvenor Casino - telling GOAL: "I heard what Michael Owen said the other day, that he didn’t understand why he’s gone to Germany, and obviously he sees it from a centre-forward’s perspective.
"I think he’s still 40 or 50 goals short of that Premier League record. If he’d stayed, he probably would have broken it. For me, a trophy would always be a lot more important than individual honours.
"I’ve never been a goalscorer, but if you say to me, ‘You can be the Premier League all-time top scorer’, or ‘You have two, three, five trophies in the cabinet at the end of your career’, I would always take the trophies over individual honours. Wouldn’t be a question for me."
WHAT NEXT FOR KANE?
Kane has adopted that stance and makes no apologies for pursuing tangible success outside of his comfort zone. A return to the Premier League continues to be speculated on, alongside a switch to Barcelona, with the 32-year-old frontman under contract in Munich through to 2027.
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