Harry Kane, born on 28 July 1993 (age 33), is an English striker with Bayern Munich, where he wears the number nine shirt. His current market value is around £64m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career is still framed, more than anything else, by Tottenham Hotspur. A few early loan spells helped harden him up before he became central to Spurs over a long stretch, finishing with 317 league appearances and 213 league goals across 11 seasons. That is the body of work that gives the career its shape.
Kane moved on to Bayern Munich and immediately produced the most prolific league season of his career in 2023-24, scoring 36 goals in 32 appearances. It was a sharp answer to any thought that leaving English football might blunt him, even if Bayern is a different sort of scrutiny from Tottenham.
In 2026-27, he remains part of Bayern’s first-team picture, with appearances in the Bundesliga and DFL-Supercup. His wider workload remains substantial too, including five Club World Cup appearances and three goals, along with continued England involvement: six goals in seven World Cup appearances and eight goals in eight European qualifying appearances.
Kane’s career has moved from loans and development into a long Tottenham peak, then a high-scoring Bayern spell. It is a straightforward arc, but not a small one.
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