Harry Kane, born on 28 July 1993 (age 33), is an England striker with Bayern Munich, where he wears the number 9 shirt. His current market value is around £64m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career, though, is still heavily tied to Tottenham Hotspur. Early loans helped turn him from a promising forward into a first-team striker, but it was at Spurs that he became a long-term reference point: 317 league appearances and 213 league goals across 11 seasons is not a footnote, whatever came after.
The move to Bayern Munich gave Kane a new setting and, in league terms, his sharpest scoring season. In 2023–2024 he scored 36 goals in 32 league appearances, a return that was plain enough without the usual noise attached to it.
He remains a regular presence for Bayern in 2026–2027. Across all competitions this season he has made six appearances and scored four goals, including three in four Bundesliga matches and one in the Champions League. His England involvement has also stayed substantial, with a strong scoring return in World Cup qualifying and Nations League fixtures.
Kane’s career has moved from Tottenham development, through the loan circuit, into a long and productive Spurs spell, and on to Bayern as an established centre-forward. The numbers remain large, but the shape of it is straightforward enough.
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