Harry Kane has seen one big change at Arsenal since he left England, it could help them win everything

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Bayern Munich star Harry Kane has returned to England to take on Arsenal in the Champions League.

The England captain has faced the Gunners on numerous occasions over the years. He is the top scorer in North London Derby history and even found the net at the Emirates with his new club back in 2024.

Kane will be keen to extend his good scoring record against Arsenal, but the former Tottenham man has noticed a change that will make it really hard for him.

Harry Kane says Arsenal have become a lot more solid since he left Tottenham

Arsenal were very good in Harry Kane’s final year at Tottenham, but they have become even better since.

The Gunners are now the favourites to win the Premier League and the Champions League this season, and reports have claimed that Bayern Munich are worried about Mikel Arteta’s side.

Arsenal are very strong across the pitch, but their biggest strength is their defence.

Kane has had a lot of joy scoring against the league leaders in the past, but he has acknowledged that it won’t be as easy as before.

The striker has claimed that he has noticed how Arsenal have become incredibly strong at the back and are very hard to break down.

When asked where Arsenal have improved since he left Spurs, Kane said, as per HaytersTV: “A bit more experienced. They’ve got a bit more solid.

“They still probably play in similar patterns to what they did then, but I think defensively their structure is harder to break down.”

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Harry Kane’s comments explain why Arsenal could win everything

Arsenal are in a fantastic position in both the Premier League and the Champions League.

The Gunners are on top of the league table, while in Europe, they have won every single game without conceding a goal. Furthermore, they have made it into the quarter-final of the Carabao Cup.

The one constant across all competitions, as Kane explained, is that Arsenal are ridiculously hard to score against. To add to that, they have at least two top-class options in every single position, which helps them remain solid despite key injuries.

That is the reason why Arsenal could go on to win everything this season.