Harry kane hits 400-goal mark at club level

Harry Kane reached the 400-goal milestone at club level after scoring the first goal in Bayern Munich‘s 2-1 victory on Saturday against arch-rivals Borussia Dortmund, helping maintain their perfect start to the new Bundesliga season.

The 32-year-old continues to age like a fine wine, showcasing his premium quality. The prolific Bayern and England striker reached that notable milestone with a goal in the Klassiker clash against Dortmund.

The English international has been sensational in front of goal this season, hitting the target on 21 occasions in 12 appearances. He has amassed an impressive 400 club goals across 607 appearances.

Kane has surpassed the 100-goal milestone for Bayern in just 104 games since his move to Germany two seasons ago. He has clinched the Golden Boot and is poised to secure the top goalscorer award for a third consecutive season.

The former Tottenham Hotspur striker is recorded as one of the best No. 9s the game has ever seen. He has scored an impressive 280 goals for Tottenham, 104 for Bayern, nine for Millwall, five for Leyton Orient, and two for Leicester.

Kane posted on social media are hitting another landmark in his remarkable career: “So proud to have reached 400 club goals!

“Too many people and teammates to thank who have helped me get to that number, but couldn’t have done it without everyone along the way. More to come!!”

As age begins to take its toll, Kane’s playing style has subtly evolved. He is often spotted dropping deeper into midfield to receive the ball more frequently and assist teammates in the buildup play.

Kane told Sky Sport Deutschland after helping Bayern to a 2-1 win over arch-rivals Dortmund: “Of course, I’m still there to score goals and help the team. But I also dropped a little deeper with the ball, defended my own penalty area without the ball, and picked up second balls to find my team-mates behind the opposing line with long balls. There were a lot of good things there, and I feel good physically.”

He added when asked to explain his stunning form at the start of the 2025-26 campaign: “I’m confident about my game overall. I always look forward to a match – knowing how we want to play and how we work together. There’s a special bond within the team. Everyone always gives their all. And that’s a valuable asset.”

The Bavarian superstar has helped England to the 2026 World Cup, where he will lead the Three Lions as captain. He aims to arrive at the tournament in top form, with his goal-scoring form intact.