Harry Kane has sent an emotional message thanking staff at the Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Hotel after finally moving out of his room.
The striker has been staying at the luxury Munich hotel ever since touching down from Tottenham back in the summer.
Kane, who is currently earning £415,000-a-week in Bavaria, has been staying at the base by himself.
That's because his wife, Kate, opted to stay behind after recently giving birth to the couple's fourth child.
Amid reports Kane has finally found a new home for himself and his family, the forward has now taken to Instagram.
He shared a message of himself with hotel staff, saying: "A massive thank you to the hotel staff who have made me feel at home since moving to Munich.
"It’s been a huge part of being able to settle in so well.
"[Thomas Muller] was worried my room was getting too small so time to check out and into a place of my own with my family."
Some thought Kane would struggle after leaving England in order to pursue a new challenge in Germany.
Yet that hasn't been the case, with the 30-year-old outstanding since his summer move.
Kane has bagged 25 goals from just 21 appearances for Bayern, clocking up eight assists along the way.
That's more than double the amount of goals scored by Leroy Sane, who has netted nine goals from 21 games.
And Mathys Tel, Jamal Musiala and Kingsley Coman have all bagged five goals each, too.
While Kane has sparkled, however, Bayern aren't currently top of the Bundesliga table.
Bayer Leverkusen sit at the summit instead, with Xabi Alonso's side yet to lose a match this term.
Meanwhile, last month, Kane opened up on his decision to ditch Tottenham for Bayern.
Speaking to Four Four Two, he labelled the experience 'mad' and admitted he was unsure of himself as the saga played out.
Fast-forward to now, however, and Kane has no regrets.
“It was a bit of a mad experience to be honest," stated the veteran.
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Harry Kane has dazzled for Bayern Munich since his summer arrival
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“I didn’t really know what to expect, as I’d been at Spurs for 19 years and was really happy there.
“So I was stepping out of my comfort zone – it was a first for me to feel how these transfers happen, and to be a part of one.
“Last season, all I focused on was Tottenham and trying to help the club finish as high as possible in the table.
“Once the season finished, I spoke to Spurs and explained that I felt it was time to move on and push myself as far as possible.
“I then went away on holiday and that’s when talks started progressing.
Harry Kane has plundered home the goals since joining Bayern Munich
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"I was confident the clubs would eventually come to an agreement.”
On making his debut, he added: "It felt amazing.
“The atmosphere there was something special, and I’ve since realised that wasn’t a one-off. German football has some of the most passionate fans I’ve seen.
“I remember waiting to come on, hearing the drums and looking at all the banners and flags. It gave me goosebumps.
"The fan culture in Germany blew me away from the start.”