Harry Kane Admits Bayern Should Have Scored More Despite Beckenbauer Supercup Glory Over Stuttgart
Bayern Munich may have lifted the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup trophy with a convincing win over VfB Stuttgart, but star striker Harry Kane left the pitch with unfinished business on his mind. For the England captain, Bayern’s attacking dominance should have translated into an even heavier scoreline.
The Bavarians stormed past Stuttgart in a commanding display that honored the late legend Franz Beckenbauer, a figure synonymous with Bayern’s golden history. Goals flowed, the Allianz Arena roared, and yet Kane — a player known for his ruthless pursuit of perfection — was far from satisfied.
“I’m happy we won, but honestly, I feel like we could’ve buried them with more goals,” Kane admitted after the final whistle. His words sent ripples through the German press and among fans who know all too well that Bayern’s standard is not just about winning, but winning with a statement.
Bayern carved Stuttgart apart with fluid passing, quick transitions, and the kind of attacking flair that left their opponents chasing shadows. Kane found the net, adding his trademark clinical finish to the scoreboard, but he also missed chances he would usually put away in his sleep. Teammates Leroy Sané and Jamal Musiala dazzled with their creativity, yet even they shared Kane’s sentiment — Bayern could have been even more ruthless.
The victory, dedicated to the memory of “Der Kaiser,” was already a symbolic triumph, but Kane’s remarks reveal the mentality driving this Bayern squad. They are not satisfied with just lifting silverware; they crave dominance, intimidation, and perfection.
For Stuttgart, the loss was damaging enough, but Kane’s hunger for more highlights the gulf in class. If Bayern, already comfortably ahead, still feel they underperformed, then the rest of the Bundesliga has reason to worry.
Kane’s comments perfectly embody his relentless pursuit of excellence — a trait that makes him not just a goalscorer, but a leader who demands more from himself and his teammates. Bayern may have won the Supercup, but Kane has made it clear: this is only the beginning, and the bar has just been raised.
