Harry Kane calls out what Jamal Musiala needs to improve to become the best in the world

One of the top attacking midfielders of the world, Jamal Musiala, has continued to change the way the word “fluidity” is used in attacking midfield, setting the league and international competitions on fire. The 21-year-old continues to garner the attention of global footballing giants like Manchester United and Real Madrid, with the contract with Bayern Munich on the verge of expiry, with only 18 months left in the contract. 

Amidst this chaos, the former Tottenham Hotspur player and now Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has revealed his thoughts on Jamal Musiala and his future. Talking to the media ahead of the crucial period of games, he mentioned that he would like to have Musiala with him in the attack while praising the player’s skills and phenomenal achievements at this age. Musiala has 52 goals and 29 assists in 176 appearances for the German giants. Harry Kane said:

"I would love it if he stayed. He is a fantastic player and has all the skills to become one of the best in the world. He is already very close [to become one of the world's best]

When Harry Kane was asked what the player has to do to become the best in the world, the English international mentioned that the player needs to get into the box often to score multiple goals or create bigger chances. He also mentioned that though the player does it occasionally, he has to do it more to be the best. He said:

"When teams press against us. He is one of the best in the world at getting out of there." 

We're trying to get him to go into the box and score goals even more. He has to get in there, influence the game more - even if he's already doing it very well. With his quality, he doesn't have to hide from anyone Harry Kane continues to thrive in the German top flight despite a disappointing season for Bayern Munich. He bagged 36 goals in the previous season, whereas in 11 appearances, he already has 20 G/A to his name. Jamal Musiala and Harry Kane will be pairing in the attack against Paris Saint Germain in the crucial Champions League fixture on Tuesday, November 26th at Allianz Arena.