Harry

Kane

Harry Kane history

Harry Kane was born on 28 July 1993 in London and plays for FC Bayern München. He played for Ridgeway Rovers FC from 1999-2001, for Arsenal FC from 2001-2002, for Ridgeway Rovers FC from 2002-2003, for Watford FC from 2004-2004, for Tottenham Hotspur FC from 2004-2011, for Leyton Orient FC from 2011-2011, for Tottenham Hotspur FC from 2011-2011, for Millwall FC from 2012-2012, for Tottenham Hotspur FC from 2012-2012, for Norwich City FC from 2012-2013, for Tottenham Hotspur FC from 2013-2013, for Leicester City FC from 2013-2013, for Tottenham Hotspur FC from 2013-2023 and has played for FC Bayern München since 2023.

Current season 2024/25

No one has scored as many goals in the ongoing season as the 31-year-old. With 14 goals, he leads the scorer's chart of the Bundesliga. With five assists, he currently has the fifth-most in the league together with Granit Xhaka (Bayer 04 Leverkusen), Mitchell Weiser (SV Werder Bremen) and Michael Olise. In total, the 1.88m-tall forward has taken 47 shots at goal and therefore fought his way to second place in the league-wide statistics. With 20 passes to a shot, he presently occupies third place within the team statistics along with Raphaël Guerreiro, Alphonso Davies and Jamal Musiala. Harry Kane was in the starting line-up in all previous 13 games of the season. Of these, he won nine games with his club.

Harry Kane has shot five penalty kicks this season and therefore leads the Bundesliga statistics in this category.

Bundesliga career and records

Harry Kane has played 45 matches in the course of his career in the Bundesliga. Of these, he has won 31. He has played all the matches of his career in the Bundesliga as a member of FC Bayern München. Here, the player with the shirt number 9 has put a total of 50 balls in the net. In 2023/24, he scored the most goals of the season (36 goals) while playing for FC Bayern München. With a total of 50 goals in his Bundesliga career so far, he presently takes 13th place on the active scoring chart.

International appointments

Harry Kane took second place in the European Championship with the England in 2021.