Harry Kane, the talented player from Bayern Munich, is in pursuit of increased vitality and assurance following a challenging period for the prominent Bundesliga team.

Harry Kane has expressed his belief that Bayern Munich need to play with more energy and confidence following their 1-0 defeat to Lazio in the UEFA Champions League. The loss to Lazio marked the end of a difficult week for the German giants, who were previously thrashed 3-0 by Bayer Leverkusen in a Bundesliga clash.

Kane, who failed to make an impact in the match, acknowledged that Bayern had a strong start in the first half, with clear chances for both himself and Jamal Musiala. However, the team was unable to convert these opportunities and their performance in the second half was disappointing.

The turning point in the match came when Dayot Upamecano was sent off for a challenge on Gustav Isaksen, resulting in a penalty for Lazio, which Ciro Immobile successfully converted. Kane recognized the difficulty of playing with 10 men and the challenge it poses in trying to make a comeback.

Despite the recent setbacks, Kane remains optimistic about Bayern’s chances of turning their season around. He emphasized the importance of finding energy and confidence within the team and highlighted that they are still in the race for the Bundesliga title. Additionally, he expressed the team’s determination to fight and push each other in order to find the spark that can change their fortunes.

Kane’s move to Bayern from Tottenham was seen as an opportunity for him to win a major trophy at the club or international level. However, with the team currently trailing Leverkusen by five points in the Bundesliga and facing challenges in other competitions, there is a possibility that Kane may not achieve this goal in his first season in Germany.

Nevertheless, Kane remains focused on the upcoming matches and believes that one game or one moment can make a significant difference in football. He is determined to continue pushing and fighting alongside his teammates to turn their season around.

The second leg between Bayern and Lazio will take place on March 5 and will be broadcast live on TNT Sports.