The Champions League is out, the league has long been out of the way, and now Bayern can actually prepare for next season in advance. If there is any gimmick, can Kane use the opportunity of two rounds of games to score two hat-tricks in a row and break Lewandowski's single-season Bundesliga scoring record? However, in the penultimate round, Bayern only beat Wolfsburg 2-0 at home, and both goals were not related to Kane, who did not play at all due to injury. It seems that the goal of breaking Lewandowski's record is not only difficult, but also boring.
In fact, Lewandowski has scored 36 goals so far, which is already very good. After all, Lewandowski has been working in the Bundesliga for more than ten years before breaking Gerd Muller's record; In Kane's first season in the Bundesliga, he came up with such data, which shows that his strength and adaptability are indeed excellent. But what about so many goals? Still couldn't get Kane the first title of his career. Look at Bayer Leverkusen next door, although he has already won the championship in advance, but in the face of the weak team Bochum, he still has no softness, and he won 5:0 in a hearty game. What's more, what's even better is that 5 goals were scored by 5 players. It can be seen how scattered and dense Leverkusen's scoring points are.
Next, let's cue three names, Boniface, Wirtz, Grimaldo. These three people are the top three scorers in the Bundesliga this season for Bayer Leverkusen so far, that is, the three players with the most goals in the team. And the biggest irony of the Bundesliga this season is that the combined league goals of these three people are not as many as Kane alone.
Boniface is Bayer Leverkusen's top scorer, but he has only scored 13 goals, and if you look at the Bundesliga scorers' list, let alone the top three, he can't even get into the top six. Can you imagine? The top scorer of the Bundesliga champion is actually ranked so low. And Wirtz and Grimaldo didn't score too much, scoring 11 and 10 goals respectively. At the moment, Bayer Leverkusen only have these three players, and the number of goals scored in the Bundesliga has reached double figures. The three combined, a total of 34 goals, two short of Kane's goal alone.
But isn't that the biggest irony? Bayer Leverkusen don't need a super goalscorer to settle everything and win the title. Because, there are too many people in the team, who have the ability to settle down, and if they bloom more, many things will be solved. This kind of scattered attack point is the most difficult to defend against, because you don't know which point will explode in the end, and you don't know which point to defend against.
This season, Bayer Leverkusen has played a number of great occasions, but each time the protagonist is different. Schick, Grimaldo, Frimpong, have all played the role of Terminator. While Bayer Leverkusen haven't had a top scorer like Harry Kane this season, or even a sudden burst of demons like Gilassie, it's with this balanced frontcourt output that they've been hugely successful.
Bayern is obviously a bit single, Kane has taken up most of the firepower, even more than Lewandowski, but Bayern's other scoring points are too weak. In addition to Kane, Bayern's top scorer is only Musiala with 10 goals, while Sane, Goretzka, and Thomas Muller have given way to Kane for their right to fire and chances to fire, and their own performances are indeed below expectations.
Of course, it's a good thing to have a top scorer on the team. But judging from the situation this season, Leverkusen's multi-point flowering output model is undoubtedly more successful and more cost-effective. Kane's 36 Bundesliga goals vaguely remind us of the scene when Ronaldo scored 34 goals at Barcelona. Behind these two top goal stats is the same backdrop – no crown.