Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has shared his thoughts on the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup quarter-final showdown against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), scheduled for Saturday.
Kane was instrumental in Bayern’s progression to the last eight, scoring a brace in their commanding 4-2 victory over Brazilian side Flamengo in the Round of 16 on Sunday. The England captain’s performance helped propel the Bundesliga giants into the quarter-final stage, where they will now face a formidable PSG side.
PSG, on their part, made a statement in their own Round of 16 fixture by dismantling Lionel Messi-led Inter Miami with a convincing 4-0 victory. The French champions showed their quality and depth in that encounter, setting the stage for a mouthwatering clash against Bayern.
Speaking to Hobnob News after the win over Flamengo, Kane acknowledged the difficulty of the upcoming match but expressed confidence in his team’s ability to compete.
“Another tough game. PSG had an incredible season,” Kane said in his post-match interview. “We beat them earlier this year, so we know it’s possible — but it won’t be easy. We will recover now and give it everything.”
The match will be another test for Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany, whose side already holds a psychological edge after defeating PSG earlier in the UEFA Champions League this year.
Football fans around the world will be watching closely as two of Europe’s elite clubs go head-to-head for a place in the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament.
