Press reaction: International media hail Bayern after goal fest | OneFootball

On Friday evening, FC Bayern was able to celebrate a successful Bundesliga debut. After the 6-0 victory over RB Leipzig, the international media are celebrating the German record champion.

A day after the 6-0 thrashing of RB Leipzig, the mood at FC Bayern should be good. Although the search for a new addition to the offense is in full swing, the team led by Vincent Kompany has been showing performances at a high level for weeks. After the Bundesliga debut, the international media are also convinced of the performance of the German champion.

Press voices from Spain

Marca: "Luis Díaz and Harry Kane lead Kompany's perfect machine. The new Bundesliga season begins, but the story doesn't change: Bayern Munich can sign or sell players, but the superiority is absolute. Harry Kane's position was fundamental. The Englishman pulled back so far that he almost acted like an additional midfielder."

Sport: "Bayern was spot on with Luis Díaz. He couldn't have wished for a better Bundesliga debut. Díaz's signing initially raised questions: Would he fit into the system? Would the 70 million euros be worth it? The Colombian answered these doubts in no time. When you saw how self-assured and courageous he acted on the pitch, his brilliant actions confirmed the expectations."

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Press voices from England

Daily Mail: "Harry Kane scores a hat-trick in 14 minutes, Michael Olise scores twice - Bayern Munich thrashes RB Leipzig on the opening day of the Bundesliga. Above all, Kane takes command after the break."

The Sun: "A Good Kan-Ing (wordplay with the expression "a good caning" - a good thrashing, ed.). Harry Kane scores a hat-trick in just 14 minutes and demolishes Leipzig. The English striker crowns the hosts' triumph."

Guardian: "Kane hat-trick and goal debut by Luis Dìaz. Vincent Kompany's team seemed more than ready for the league start. They set an exclamation mark with the 6-0 win. Kane opened his goal account and completed the impressive demonstration of power."

Press voices from France

L‘Équipe: "With a brace from Michael Olise and a hat-trick from Harry Kane, Bayern left no chance for their opponent Leipzig. The only offensive player who didn't score himself was Serge Gnabry, but he shone all the more as a preparer. Not always in top form in the last two seasons and slowed down by injuries, the 30-year-old right winger is taking new paths this season. As a free playmaker behind Kane, with Olise on the right and Díaz on the left, Gnabry dominated the game."

Press voices from Italy

Corriere dello Sport: "FC Bayern Munich continues where it left off. A game in only one direction. In the 32nd minute, Luis Díaz scores a goal on his debut in the top German league. It's another successful experience for the ex-Liverpool player."

Gazzetta dello Sport: "Kane is an alien! The years pass, but Harry Kane remains unchanged. The Englishman scores a phenomenal hat-trick. A landslide with a face: After already shining in the Supercup last week, the 23-year-old Olise also excelled on the first day of the Bundesliga. Olise was unstoppable, Díaz equally brilliant."

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