Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany has ruled out Harry Kane having a long spell on the sidelines after coming off injured against Celtic.
Kane came off at half-time in their Champions League play-off second leg against Celtic in midweek with a calf complaint, a few days on from missing training after taking a blow to the face at Bayer Leverkusen.
Now, manager Kompany has said this is a “short-term situation” for the 31-year-old, without stating if he will miss any Bayern matches.
He told reporters, via Sky Germany: “We’ll see.
“It’s good that we’re not talking about two, three, four weeks, but about a short-term situation.
“We’ll have to wait and see.
“It would not be the first time we have had to solve this this season.
“We can never replace Harry [Kane] one-to-one.
“There are not many players who score 40 or 50 goals in the season.
“We will try to find the best solution to win the game.”
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Kane is such a key player for Bayern, with the England captain scoring a whopping 73 goals in 76 appearances for the German giants.
Getting him back fit will be key to their chances of winning silverware this season after a trophyless 2023/24 campaign
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