Ahead of this super important second-leg Champions League playoff game between Celtic and Bayern Munich, their coach, Brendan Rodgers, is totally telling them to go out there and play their hearts out without being scared. Even though Bayern’s got Harry Kane who might come back from an injury on his face that he got while playing against Bayer Leverkusen over the weekend. Kane missed their practice on Monday, but everyone is hoping that he will be good to go on Tuesday. The big boss of Bayern, Vincent Kompany, said he’d make the call on whether Harry can play on the actual game day. So, Celtic’s players need to be on their toes and ready to face this big, bad German team with all they’ve got.

Kane Set To Play In Bayern Munich’s Champions League Clash Against Celtic

Despite initial worries about Harry Kane being all good to go for the big match against Celtic, the boss of Bayern Munich, Vincent Kompany, said he’s probably gonna play. Kane’s like, “It’s nothing bad with Harry but we’ve not got much time to recover,” He further added that “Sometimes you need an extra day. But we’ll see how Harry feels tomorrow morning. I’m assuming it’s nothing bad.” But the team’s hoping he’ll be ready for the Champions League second-leg showdown. Harry scored a goal in the first game, so everyone’s pretty pumped to see if he’ll do it again. Celtic’s goalkeeper, Kasper Schmeichel, is like, “He will play… I can’t imagine he wouldn’t play.”

Rodgers Confident, Urges Celtic To Play Fearlessly Against Bayern Munich

Despite Bayern Munich having Harry Kane, who’s like totally on fire after getting over his injury, Celtic’s coach, Brendan Rodgers, is just chill about it all. He’s like, yeah Kane’s a beast and has scored a ton of goals on our goalkeeper, Kasper Schmeichel, but if Harry can’t make it will not be a big deal because he has got a whole squad of football rockstars waiting in the wings. Rodgers told his players they gotta go out there and play like it’s the last game of their lives, you know, with no fear and all that. He wants them to leave Germany without any ‘what ifs’ in their heads, because in football, crazy stuff happens all the time and you just never know.