Harry Kane revealed the serious problems he's had since his arrival at Bayern Munich

This summer Harry Kane became the most expensive player in Bundesliga history. Bayern Munich paid more than $100 million to Tottenham to sign him and fulfill the wishes of coach Thomas Tuchel, who considered the English striker the key player his team needed to keep up with other European giants and compete for the Champions League title.

And it is clear that the manager was not wrong. Harry's performances have exceeded everyone's expectations, even the most optimistic fans. He is the top scorer in the German league with 18 goals in 13 games, while he has also netted 4 goals in 6 games in Champions League Group A.

And that's not all. Kane is also one of the players with the most goals in 2023 worldwide. He is third in the ranking, along with Kylian Mbappé, with 49 goals (between Tottenham, Bayern Munich and the English National Team). And they are only surpassed by Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland, who have scored 50.

Things have worked out wonderfully for the English striker since his arrival at Bayern Munich. Off the field, however, the same is not true. During an interview with TNT Sports on Tuesday, following the 1-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, Harry spoke to journalist Laura Woods and former players Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes. There, he was asked about the difficulties of living abroad.

What did he say?

Kane was honest on this subject and answered: "It's all the stuff outside. There's so much you have to sort out, from work permits to finding houses to finding schools". And then Ferdinand joked, "You don't do that yourself you've got someone doing that for you. Don't you?" He then defended himself by saying that he does as much as he can, although it is true that his family helps him a lot.