Bayern Munich: The Triple Threat

Harry Kane

The England captain continues to defy the laws of aging and physics. Coming off a two-goal performance against Eintracht Frankfurt last week, Kane has reached an astonishing 28 goals in 23 matches this season.

He remains the most clinical finisher in the world and is currently averaging a goal every 66 minutes in the Bundesliga.

Michael Olise

While Kane grabs the headlines, Olise has become the creative heartbeat of Vincent Kompany's side. With 16 assists and 10 goals this season, he is the primary engine behind Bayern's attack.

His ability to create "big chances" (22 so far) will be crucial in breaking down a disciplined Dortmund backline.

Jonathan Tah

With Alphonso Davies recently sidelined by a muscle injury, the stability of the backline falls on Tah. He currently leads the league in pass accuracy (over 96%) and has been the most consistent defender in a team that prides itself on building from the back.

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Serhou Guirassy

Guirassy is the man tasked with matching Kane's output. He has been in sensational form, netting 19 goals across all competitions this season.

His physicality and elite movement in the box make him a constant threat, especially during transitions where Dortmund excel.

Julian Ryerson

Ryerson has quietly become one of the most influential players for BVB this season. Not only is he a defensive stalwart, but he also leads the team with 13 assists.

His tireless overlapping runs and high-quality crossing (66 crosses from open play) provide the width Dortmund need to stretch Bayern's narrow defence.

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