Harry Kane, born on 28 July 1993 (age 33), is an England striker now with Bayern Munich, wearing the number 9 shirt. His market value is around £64m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career was shaped at Tottenham Hotspur, even if it took a few early loan spells to give it a firmer edge. Those moves were part of the usual education for a young striker trying to move from promise to reliability, and Kane returned to Spurs ready to become far more than a squad option.
Tottenham became the main body of his career. Across 11 seasons he made 317 league appearances and scored 213 league goals, a return that says enough without needing much decoration. He was not just a finisher there, but the attacking reference point: the player the side worked towards, and often depended on.
His move to Bayern Munich gave him a fresh stage rather than a gentle wind-down. The 2023-24 league season was the most productive of his career, with 36 goals in 32 appearances. In 2026-27 he remains a regular part of Bayern’s first team, with 13 appearances and eight goals in all competitions, including four goals in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League.
Kane has also remained prominent for England, continuing to score heavily across World Cup, qualifying and Nations League football. His career is still active at the top end: built at Tottenham, extended at Bayern, and still centred on the same reliable output in front of goal.
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