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All hail King Kane Striker seems on track to be crowned a Bayern great

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November 04, 2025

Harry Kane is a perfect fit for Bayern Munich.

- Philipp Lahm

He is tailor-made for the Bundesliga, which has been for years the top league in Europe in terms of goals scored. German football is characterised by the ball moving back and forth and chances on both sides; and Bayern are in the penalty area more often than any other team. Because Kane is confident and precise in front of goal and uses his height and heading ability from corners and free-kicks, he scores like nowhere else.

His scoring rate in the Bundesliga is more than one-and-a-half times better than in the Premier League and for England. He has scored more goals (74) than he has played games (72) in the Bundesliga.

With 12 goals in nine league games this season, Kane will surpass Robert Lewandowski's 41 goals in 2020-21 if he continues at this rate. Kane has converted all 18 of his penalties in the Bundesliga.

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