WUNDERBAR, HARRY

WORLD CUP WINNER & PREM LEGEND SALUTES ENGLAND'S CAPTAIN

- BY SIMON MULLOCK Chief Football Writer

JURGEN KLINSMANN believes that Harry Kane still has unfinished business at Bayern Munich.

The England captain finally got his hands on the first major trophy of his career as Bayern lifted the Bundesliga title last night and there have been suggestions he could now be tempted by a return to the Premier League.

But Klinsmann, the German legend who himself once quit Tottenham after being offered the chance to win medals with the Bavarian giants, feels 31-year-old Kane could emulate the likes of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Robert Lewandowski by continuing to score goals at the highest level for years to come.

And he reckons the prospect of spearheading Bayern's bid to lift the Champions League under coach Vincent Kompany will keep him fully motivated.

Klinsmann, the World Cup winner who became a Premier League pioneer when he moved to White Hart Lane for a season 30 years ago, said: "I can't imagine Harry leaving Bayern this summer.