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Harry Kane warns Bayern Munich

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Harry Kane warnt Bayern München

Harry Kane und Bayern München schießen unter dem neuen Trainer Vincent Kompany eine Flut von Toren, aber der englische Stürmer glaubt immer noch, dass sie verwundbar sind.

Obwohl er bei Bayerns rekordverdächtigem 9:2-Sieg gegen Dinamo Zagreb in der Champions League am Dienstag vier Mal traf, schien Kane sich mehr Sorgen über die zwei leichten Tore zu machen, die das Team kurz nach der Halbzeit kassierte.

„Wir müssen lernen. Wir haben schon in dieser Saison darüber gesprochen, die Leistung aus der ersten Halbzeit fortzusetzen. Jede erste Halbzeit, die wir in dieser Saison gespielt haben, war wirklich gut. Die zweite Halbzeit hat etwas nachgelassen“, sagte Kane dem Sender DAZN nach dem Spiel.

„Heute sind wir damit durchgekommen, weil wir noch einen Gang höher schalten konnten, aber gegen den Topgegner könnten wir dafür bestraft werden, also müssen wir versuchen, das auszubügeln.“

Bayern hat unter Kompany in fünf Spielen in allen Wettbewerben unglaubliche 24 Tore erzielt – neun davon durch Kane –, aber noch nie gegen einen hochkarätigen Gegner gespielt.

Das heißt, es ist noch eine offene Frage, ob Kompanys Bayern eine bessere Mannschaft sind als die, die letzte Saison in der Bundesliga einen enttäuschenden dritten Platz belegte.

Gegen Zagreb gab es Echos davon, wie Bayern unter Kompanys Vorgängern Julian Nagelsmann und Thomas Tuchel spielte – viele Tore, aber unter Druck fragil.

Zagreb erzielte in der 49. und 50. Minute zwei Tore in Folge, um eklatante Lücken in der Abwehr aufzudecken und den Rückstand kurzzeitig auf 3:2 zu verkürzen. Die Positionierung der Innenverteidiger Dayot Upamecano und Kim Min-jae, die seit einem Jahr Bayerns erste Wahl sind, war ein besonderes Problem.

Bayerns nächstes Spiel ist am Samstag bei Werder Bremen, das Tuchels Team im Januar mit 1:0 besiegte. Bremen, Neunter der letzten Saison, wird Kompanys erster Gegner sein, der in der oberen Tabellenhälfte landet.

Trotz Kompanys Erfahrung als Spieler war die Übernahme des Trainers bei Bayern ein großer Schritt für einen Trainer, der Burnley trainierte, als dieser Verein letzte Saison aus der englischen Premier League abstieg.

Der ehemalige belgische Verteidiger war auch bei weitem nicht Bayerns erste Wahl. Der Verein war geschockt von dem öffentlich bekannt gewordenen Versagen, bevorzugte Ziele wie Xabi Alonso von Bayer Leverkusen oder den Deutschen Nagelsmann zu verpflichten – oder auch nur Tuchel zum Bleiben zu überreden –, bevor er sich schließlich für Kompany entschied, der im Mai unterschrieb.

Da am 28. September ein hochkarätiges Bundesliga-Testspiel gegen Meister Leverkusen ansteht, bleibt Bayern nicht viel Zeit, um Abwehrprobleme auszubügeln.

An anderer Stelle in der Liga treffen am Sonntag zwei Champions-League-Teams aufeinander, wenn Stuttgart gegen Borussia Dortmund spielt. Am gleichen Tag spielt Leverkusen gegen Wolfsburg und Leipzig gastiert beim Aufsteiger St. Pauli, der seit dem Abgang seines Trainers Fabian Hürzeler in der Saisonpause nach Brighton noch keinen Ligasieg vorweisen kann.

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