Harry Kane, born on 28 July 1993 (age 33), is an England striker with Bayern Munich, wearing the No 9 shirt and still carrying obvious first-team weight in 2026–27. His market value is around £64m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career, though, is overwhelmingly tied to Tottenham Hotspur. After early loan spells helped harden him up away from the academy route, he became Spurs’ main forward and stayed there long enough for the association to become almost unavoidable. Across 11 league seasons with Tottenham, he made 317 league appearances and scored 213 league goals.
The move to Bayern Munich changed the setting rather than the basic point of the player. Kane’s first Bundesliga campaign was his most productive league season, with 36 goals in 32 appearances in 2023–24. That was not reinvention so much as relocation: the same penalty-box certainty, the same habit of making respectable defenders look mildly inconvenienced by the whole business.
In 2026–27, Kane has made four league appearances and scored three league goals for Bayern, with six appearances and four goals in all competitions. He has also remained prominent for England, with goals across World Cup, European qualifying and Nations League fixtures. His career runs from Tottenham development and loan seasoning to a long Spurs peak, then a high-scoring Bayern spell that still has him central rather than decorative.
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