Harry Kane aggravates calf knock during Bayern Munich draw with Celtic

England and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has been ruled out of action for an indefinite period after aggravating a calf injury.

The England captain was withdrawn at half-time of Bayern’s 1-1 Champions League draw with Celtic at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday night, which saw the Bundesliga leaders progress to the last 16.

A Bayern statement said: “Harry Kane has to cut back over the coming days. The Bayern striker already had a knock to his calf before the Champions League match against Celtic on Tuesday night, which has led to a hematoma.

Harry Kane has to cut back on training over the coming days due to injury.

Get well soon, Harry!

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“He had to come off at half-time of the 1-1 draw with the Scottish champions.”

Kane wrote on X: “Got the job done! Annoying having to come off last night but hopefully back out there asap!”

Bayern boss Vincent Kompany had revealed that Kane was an injury doubt before the return leg against Celtic due to a facial injury sustained in Saturday’s goalless Bundesliga draw at Bayer Leverkusen.

However, the former Tottenham striker was included in Kompany’s starting line-up and struck the crossbar in the first half before being replaced at the interval.

Got the job done!