Harry Kane has played with some truly incredible players throughout his career.
Kane had a remarkable partnership with Heung-Min Son, while Kane has played with numerous world-class players for England such as Phil Foden and Cole Palmer.
Speaking to ESPN, Harry Kane has been discussing his relationship with another young attacker, Jamal Musiala.
Musiala has been linked to Arsenal recently, and amid these rumours, Kane had nothing but good things to say about the Germany international.
Indeed, according to Kane, Jamal Musiala is one of the best players he’s ever played alongside.
Harry Kane says Jamal Musiala is one of his best ever teammates
Kane spoke about Musiala, hailing the attacker for his abilities.
According to the striker, Musiala is one of the best players he’s ever played with, describing the Bayern Munich star as a ‘truly unique’ player.
“He’s a great guy, first and foremost, still extremely young, but willing to learn and work hard. He has a fun side to him that everyone loves. On the pitch he’s one of the best I’ve played with. He has some of the best individual attributes I’ve ever seen. The way he moves and dribbles, for his size, it’s truly unique. I think he can be a gamechanger in certain situations and he certainly was in the Champions League last season,” Kane said.
Harry Kane record alongside Jamal Musiala
Kane says that Musiala is one of the best players he’s ever played alongside, and he does have a remarkable record when he’s worked with the German star.
Indeed, while Kane and Son were the iconic partnership at Spurs, Kane and Musiala have become a remarkable partnership at Bayern Munich, as the numbers show.
| Harry Kane record alongside Jamal Musiala | |
|---|---|
| Games | 69 |
| Wins | 46 |
| Draws | 10 |
| Losses | 13 |
| Joint goal participation | 11 |
| Goals from Harry Kane | 59 |
Kane is one of the world’s best strikers, but, as with any centre-forward, he’s only as good as the service he receives.
Kane and Musiala combine for a goal once every 6.2 games, and while that’s not quite as often as the once every 5.5 games that Kane used to combine for a goal with Son, it’s not far off.
Luckily, Kane has one of the game’s great creators, Musiala, alongside him.
Musiala has been linked to Arsenal in a move that could be worth £96m, and Bayern Munich fans will be desperately hoping that switch doesn’t come to fruition as Musiala is undoubtedly one of the Bavarian club’s very best players.
