Harry Kane is on the brink of etching his name in football history as one of the most prolific strikers. As of this Friday, he stands poised to break a remarkable record that could further cement his legacy. Kane, who boasts an impressive tally of 98 goals in 102 appearances for Bayern Munich across all competitions, needs just two more goals against Werder Bremen to become the fastest player to score 100 goals for a club in Europe’s top five leagues.
Currently, the record is shared by icons Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland, who each reached the 100-goal milestone in 104 games—Ronaldo while playing for Real Madrid and Haaland for Manchester City. Kane has one opportunity to surpass, and two to match this incredible pace.
This season, Kane has already netted an extraordinary 12 goals in just six matches, failing to score in only one game. His recent performance in the Champions League, where he scored twice against Chelsea, showcased his elite skills, contributing to Bayern Munich’s 3-1 triumph.
Despite his scoring prowess, Kane has not yet garnered the highest individual accolades in football, finishing 13th in the Ballon d’Or rankings for the 2025 award. Many believe he deserves a higher position among the crème de la crème of the sport. Achieving this record would undeniably boost his standing for future individual honors.
This potential milestone is not only a testament to Kane’s exceptional talent and consistency but also to his contribution to Bayern Munich’s continuous success. Breaking such a significant record could reinforce his status as one of the greatest strikers of his generation and potentially elevate his chances of securing prestigious individual awards in the future.