Three of Harry Kane’s children were involved in a car collision in Bavaria, taken to hospital as a precaution

Three children of Bayern Munich star and England captain Harry Kane were hospitalized following a car crash in Bavaria, Germany, on Monday evening. The incident occurred shortly after Kane landed in London for a Champions League match against Arsenal. The children were taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure.

The crash happened around 5:15 PM when a 20-year-old driving a Renault collided with the back of a black Mercedes Vito van on a motorway slip road. The van contained three of Kane’s four children: Louis, aged three; Vivienne, aged five; and Ivy, aged seven. Thankfully, initial reports indicate that none of the children sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized for routine check-ups. Katie Goodland, Kane’s wife, and their youngest child, Henry, seven months old, were not in the vehicle at the time of the accident.

The van was driven by a 24-year-old woman from the area. The Renault had three passengers, ages three, 43, and 48. Additionally, a 62-year-old woman driving a Land Rover was also involved in the incident. In total, eight people were taken to the hospital, some with minor injuries.

Despite the distressing family news, Harry Kane played in the Champions League the following day. He delivered a notable performance against Arsenal, including scoring from a penalty spot, demonstrating his professional resilience amid personal challenges.

The incident has certainly shaken the Kane family, but the quick and effective response of emergency services provided some relief, ensuring that the injuries were not severe. The family has requested privacy during this time as they recover from the unsettling event.