HARRY Kane was pictured training with Bayern Munich just days after three of his kids were saved by a hero nanny in a car crash.
The striker's children were "lightly injured" in a three-vehicle accident outside Munich on Monday afternoon.
The England captain was in London ahead of his side's 2-2 Champions League quarter-final first leg against Arsenal.
Kane, 30, played and scored in Tuesday night's game — the day after the crash.
Bild published images of an accident between three cars, including a van carrying his children and bodyguard.
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Three of Kane's children - Louis three, Vivienne, five, and Ivy, seven - were travelling in the Mercedes and were taken to hospital as a precaution.
And a British nanny was praised for saving footie star Kane's children.
A young driver in a Renault cut across their people carrier to turn into a junction — crunching into its front and sending both vehicles spinning towards an oncoming Land Rover Defender.
Despite its airbags being triggered, the nanny calmly brought the £100,000 Mercedes to a halt, steering clear of the out-of-control Renault and avoiding careering into the 4x4.
The quick-thinking nanny, 24, was said to be "left terrified".
A source told The Sun: "The Kane's nanny did an incredible job of protecting the children.
"None of this is her fault. She might be on German roads, but she had right-of-way.
"It was the German driver who cut across her path and smashed into her. She would only have had milliseconds to react.
"You can see from the pictures it was a serious smash, but the Kane children would have felt nothing other than a bang. She really has averted disaster."
Local fire chief Daniel Buck said the family's people carrier "had a lot of damage".
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He added: "The good news was nobody had really strong injuries, more minor injuries typical for a car accident.
"Thank God nobody was really injured. It was really lucky for all."
The Renault driver, a 20-year-old woman, could be punished with a fine of as little as £150.
She could have been charged with "negligent assault" and, if anyone had been injured, faced up to three years behind bars.
Kane's wife Katie, 31, and their youngest child Henry, seven months, were not in the car.
