Harry Kane took centre stage in Bayern Munich’s Bundesliga title celebrations this weekend, as the England captain sang ‘Sweet Caroline’ in front of the German fans.
Kane lifted the first trophy of his career last week at the Allianz Arena, after Bayern beat title rivals Bayer Leverkusen to the title, earning the club their 12th league crown in 13 years.
As is tradition for Bayern, their title celebrations saw them take over the central square in Munich in front of thousands of their fans.
The parade saw them travel through the city and culminated in a celebration in which each player lifted the Bundesliga trophy on the New Town Hall in Marienplatz.
Harry Kane sings 'Sweet Caroline'
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The former Spurs man made sure to celebrate his first trophy in style as he took to the microphone and sang along to ‘Sweet Caroline’, ringing out through the speakers for the thousands of fans to hear.
Kane was joined by fellow England Lionesses star Georgia Stanway, who plays for Bayern’s female team in the Frauen-Bundesliga.
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The midfielder played a large part in her team’s success this season, seeing them win the title.
After a 15-year wait for a trophy, Kane revealed winning a title trumped any individual awards he had won.
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it's finally here, sweet caroline sung by harry and georgia 🔥 pic.twitter.com/m3MuYmGN0x
— michelle (6x 🏆) (@miasankane) May 18, 2025
“It’s been a long time coming," the beer-soaked striker said.
“It means more than any of the goalscoring awards, for sure.
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"There’s no secret that there has been this one thing that has been missing from my resume.
“It was a weight on my shoulders and now it’s been lifted. I've had plenty of individual accolades and been close on so many occasions to trophies, but for one reason or another, it hasn't quite worked.
Harry Kane won his first trophy in 15 years
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“When you go through a season, the ups and downs, the work, the training, all together with the team, with the staff, you, to have this release and have this kind of celebration at the end, I've never been able to have that before. It was just so nice to have that moment.’
