According to Goal, Bayern Munich have been searching for a backup for Kane this summer, but so far there has been no indication that they will bring in another striker. The arrival of Zaybari has given Bayern more attacking options, as evidenced by Saturday's friendly against Leipzig.
Reports indicate that no new signings will arrive at Sabina Street until the transfer window closes in early September, suggesting Bayern Munich has no plans to find another traditional backup for Kane. However, given the depth of their attacking line, they don't necessarily need to.
Harry Kane has just returned from his post-World Cup break, and manager Vincent Kompany has surprisingly placed academy graduate Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the number 9 position. The 20-year-old is more suited to the left winger or number 10 role, and his loan spell at Heidenheim has been quite successful, now firmly in the first team's plans. Bayern Munich extended his contract in early July, and Kompany is reportedly pushing for him to stay.
Although this German U21 international faces fierce competition and can only play a rotation role, he has reportedly received a commitment to consistent playing time. Moreover, this playing time will obviously not only come in the left wing or as a substitute number 10, which he might have originally played, but also in the center forward position.
