Bavarian Podcast Works S9E8: Bayern Munich might have to give Kane everything he wants; A new fire burning for Davies?; The evolution of football media; Musiala is taking heat, but needs more time; Are footballers too friendly now?; and MORE! episode artwork

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Bavarian Podcast Works S9E8: Bayern Munich might have to give Kane everything he wants; A new fire burning for Davies?; The evolution of football media; Musiala is taking heat, but needs more time; Are footballers too friendly now?; and MORE!

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The latest on Harry Kane and a potential new deal with Bayern Munich.Bayern Munich might be hoping the acquisition of Nathaniel Brown will stoke a fire in Alphonso Davies.The role of football media in today's game, why the competition is fierce, and how it is now getting personal.Has the advent of youth football interaction and social media taken the edge out of the game? Has it killed rivalries? Let's discuss.Patience might be wearing thin for some with Jamal Musiala -- and why it's still too early to make a final judgement.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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