Harry Kane, born on 28 July 1993 (age 33), is an England striker and Bayern Munich’s number 9. His current market value is around £64m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career is still shaped most clearly by Tottenham Hotspur. After early loan spells that gave him the hard edges young strikers usually need, he became the centre of Spurs’ attack and stayed there for long enough to make the point unavoidable: 317 league appearances, 213 league goals and 11 seasons of sustained production.
Kane moved to Bayern Munich and immediately kept scoring. His 2023-2024 league season was the sharpest of his career, with 36 goals in 32 appearances, a return that needed little translation from English football to the Bundesliga.
He remains involved in 2026-2027, with three Bundesliga appearances and one goal, plus a goal in the Champions League. Across all competitions for Bayern this season he has made five appearances and scored twice.
Internationally, Kane has remained central for England as well, with eight goals in eight European World Cup qualifiers and six goals in seven World Cup appearances this season. The outline of the career is plain enough: developed through Tottenham, defined by Tottenham, and still relevant at Bayern and with England.
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