Harry Kane given swanky new car after ditching Tottenham for Bayern Munich

Kane has already impressed in his new surroundings, scoring and assisting as Bayern beat Werder Bremen 4-0 on Friday.

And he's now been given a luxury new car following his blockbuster move to the Allianz Arena.

Bayern stars were able to choose from a range of electric Audis due to the club's partnership with the car manufacturer, who also have shares in the club.

Kane then decided to go for a black Q8 e-tron, with prices for that vehicle starting at £58,000.

The 30-year-old then collected his new car from Ingolstadt on Wednesday.

Other Bayern players, including Leroy Sane, Joshua Kimmich and Thomas Muller, opted to select the Audi RS e-tron GT.

Leon Goretzka also chose the same vehicle, though the Germany midfielder went with the colour purple instead of black.

Kane opened up on his new purchase to BILD, saying: "I've already tried [driving in Germany], but of course not with the new car.

"I'll slowly get used to the fact that the steering wheel is on the other side.

"So far I haven't had a crash, that's a positive thing."

Bayern have a strict policy in place when it comes to cars.

Players are required to drive them to training, matches and events.

While Bayern have a partnership with Audi, however, other vehicles such as Porsches, Bugattis, and Bentleys are allowed because they're part of the Volkswagen group.

Kane's wife, Kate, recently gave birth to a baby boy - who the couple have called Henry.

Speaking after the new addition to his family, the former Tottenham striker said: "I decided on a family car. Now that I have four children, I just need the space."

Audi reportedly pay Bayern £43m per year, having sponsored the club ever since 2002.

Kane was pictured socialising with Sane, Goretzka and Kimmich during the event in Germany.

Meanwhile, Bayern legend Lothar Matthaus was full of praise for Kane after his goal against Werder Bremen on Friday.

"He’s close to the fans, takes selfies, gives interviews," he said.

"He’s easy-going, relaxed and approaches people and teammates. I think that’s someone who suits Bayern Munich."

Matthaus added: “FC Bayern missed this player last season. That’s why they had such big problems.

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"Now they have a target player again who knows where the goal is. Above all, he leads the way."