Squad too thin? Kimmich shares his thoughts on Kane’s comments | OneFootball

Joshua Kimmich spoke about Bayern's supposedly small squad after their 6-0 victory in the Bundesliga opener. However, the key player for Munich emphasized that he wants to focus on other things – such as celebrating.

For Joshua Kimmich and FC Bayern, Friday evening was quite successful. They managed to win the Bundesliga opener and shone with attractive offensive football. The 30-year-old delivered his usual confident performance. But as before the game, the transfer discussions at the German record champions were a topic afterward. Kimmich was also asked about it.

Speaking to Sport1, the captain of the German national team commented on Harry Kane's statement that the squad is too thin: "Others are taking care of that. That's why I'm trying not to spend too much energy on it, but rather use it for celebrating." The right-footer particularly celebrated Luis Díaz's 2-0 goal passionately.

Tah on Squad Discussion: "No Excuses"

Jonathan Tah was also asked about the squad topic after the match. The central defender explained to the Sky microphone: "We players have to focus on what happens on the pitch. We shouldn't look for excuses. There are other people who take care of that. Today we showed that we were ready."

He then spoke about the resounding victory: "We had a good start. We maintained our focus and ambition and didn't let up. It was a very good performance." Regarding his first weeks in Munich, Tah also said: "I feel very comfortable in Munich and at the club. So far, everything is going well."

Both in the Supercup and in the game against RB Leipzig, Tah was allowed to play from the start. The 29-year-old played alongside Dayot Upamecano.

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