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<\/p>\nA body language expert claims Harry Kane is \u201clying about his happiness\u201d towards joining Bayern Munich and would have preferred Manchester United.<\/p>\n
The striker, 30, was finally able to land a move away from Tottenham in a \u00a3100million deal in August. United had held long-lasting interest in the England captain but fell short of signing Kane, which he addressed ahead of Bayern and the Red Devils\u2019 Champions League group stage clash this week.<\/p>\n
Kane admitted there was interest from \u201ca few clubs\u201d but insisted he only wanted to sign for Bayern once the German giants entered the conversation. \u201cTo be honest over the summer there was some talks between a few clubs in the background, but then Bayern was a team I was really interested by and really excited by so there weren't too many other discussions once they came in [for me]," he told reporters. <\/p>\n
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Moving on to United, Kane said: \u201cObviously Manchester [United] are a great club. A really big club. But I decided to come here and I'm really happy I have."<\/p>\n
But a leading body language expert has now cast doubt over Kane\u2019s comments. Darren Stanton, who has provided psychological and physical analysis on everyone from King Charles to Donald Trump, claims Kane\u2019s demeanour in his press conference suggests he was lying about only wanting to join the German champions this summer.<\/p>\n
He told MyBettingSites<\/b>: \u201cHis body language tells me that he did want to go to Manchester United. His left shoulder moves up and down when he talks about the other clubs that were in talks to sign him, this shrug is something we do when we want to give off the impression that we\u2019re not bothered.<\/p>\n
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\u201cBut that would be the case if both shoulders moved and in this instance, just one of Kane\u2019s shoulders shrug, which means it\u2019s a half-hearted attempt at appearing bothered. To me that\u2019s a red flag about his honesty about being happy and he\u2019s bothered by not being able to go elsewhere.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhen most people start a sentence with \u2018to be honest with you\u2019, the chances are that they\u2019re about to lie to you, and this is one of the first things that Harry Kane says before talking about his options in the summer, which is a huge red flag and it tells me that everything he said next was not truthful.<\/p>\n
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\u201cHe uses distancing language when he\u2019s talking about the discussions between Tottenham and Bayern Munich to disassociate himself from the deal. His eyebrows are down and he pierces his lips, showing disappointment at the result.\u201d<\/p>\n
He added: \u201cKane says \u2018my focus is on here\u2019 when talking about being happy at Bayern Munich, but his body language contradicts what he says as he shakes his head when saying this. He\u2019s trying to answer in the affirmative, but his non-verbal signals say \u2018no\u2019, which is deceptive behaviour and he\u2019s trying to create the impression that he\u2019s happy, but he\u2019s not.<\/p>\n
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