Date of birth: 28.07.1993
Nationality: England
Current club: Bayern Munich
Position: Centre-Forward
Height: 1.88m
Current market value: €65mm
Represented by: CK66
Main agent: Charlie Kane
Reported salary: €25m gross per year
Contract expires: 30.06.2027
Harry Kane is an English centre-forward who plays for Bayern Munich and captains the England national team. One of the most complete strikers of his generation, he combines elite finishing with exceptional movement, link-up play, passing range and an ability to influence attacks from deeper positions.
Kane spent almost his entire development and senior career with Tottenham Hotspur before moving to Bayern Munich in 2023. He left Tottenham as the club’s all-time leading goalscorer and moved to Germany already established as one of the Premier League’s greatest forwards.
His Bayern career has produced extraordinary goalscoring numbers. Kane won consecutive Bundesliga titles in 2024/25 and 2025/26, lifted the DFB-Pokal in 2026 and finished as Bundesliga top scorer in each of his first three seasons in Germany.
The 2025/26 campaign was particularly exceptional, with Kane scoring 61 goals in 51 club appearances and winning the European Golden Shoe. He remains England captain and one of the central figures in the national team.
Agency: CK66
Main representative: Charlie Kane
Representation structure: Family-managed
Relationship: Charlie Kane is Harry Kane’s brother
Jurisdiction: England and international markets
Linked with Kane since: 2018
Business structure: CK66 and The Harry Kane Company
Client focus: Primarily Harry Kane
Kane is represented by his brother Charlie Kane through CK66, a family-led representation and business-management structure.
Charlie became directly responsible for his brother’s football representation in 2018 and has since been involved in Kane’s major contract negotiations and commercial decisions.
The structure differs significantly from the multinational agency model used by many elite players. Kane has instead kept his career management within a small family operation focused almost exclusively on his sporting, business and commercial interests.
CK66 was involved in the negotiations that eventually took Kane from Tottenham to Bayern Munich in 2023, one of the biggest transfers involving an English player.
1999: Began playing with Ridgeway Rovers
2001: Joined Arsenal’s academy
2002: Returned to Ridgeway Rovers
2004: Spent time with Watford before joining Tottenham Hotspur
2010: Signed his first professional Tottenham contract
2011: Joined Leyton Orient on loan
2012: Joined Millwall on loan
2012/13: Had loan spells with Norwich City and Leicester City
2014/15: Established himself as Tottenham’s first-choice striker
2015/16: Won his first Premier League Golden Boot
2016/17: Won a second consecutive Premier League Golden Boot
2017: Became England captain
2018: Won the FIFA World Cup Golden Boot
2018/19: Helped Tottenham reach the UEFA Champions League final
2020/21: Won a third Premier League Golden Boot and also led the league in assists
March 2023: Became England’s all-time leading goalscorer
2023: Left Tottenham as the club’s record scorer with 280 goals
August 2023: Joined Bayern Munich
2023/24: Scored 36 Bundesliga goals in his first season
2024/25: Won his first major team trophy as Bayern claimed the Bundesliga title
2024/25: Won a second consecutive Bundesliga top-scorer award
2025: Won the Franz Beckenbauer Supercup
2025/26: Scored 61 goals in 51 club appearances
2025/26: Scored 36 Bundesliga goals
2025/26: Won a second consecutive Bundesliga title
2025/26: Won the DFB-Pokal
2026: Won the European Golden Shoe
2026: Won the Bundesliga top-scorer award for a third consecutive season
2026: Helped England finish third at the FIFA World Cup
August 2026: Won another Franz Beckenbauer Supercup
October 2026: Reached 100 Bundesliga appearances with 102 league goals
October 2026: Entered advanced discussions with Bayern over a contract extension until 2029
2004 – Watford academy to Tottenham Hotspur academy – Youth transfer
2011 – Tottenham Hotspur to Leyton Orient – Loan
2012 – Tottenham Hotspur to Millwall – Loan
2012 – Tottenham Hotspur to Norwich City – Loan
2013 – Tottenham Hotspur to Leicester City – Loan
2013 – Returned to Tottenham Hotspur – Integrated permanently into the first team
2023 – Tottenham Hotspur to Bayern Munich – Permanent transfer – Reported fee: approximately €95–100m plus bonuses – Contract until June 2027
Kane’s move to Bayern ended a near 20-year association with Tottenham.
Bayern made a major financial commitment despite Kane being 30 at the time of the transfer, reflecting both his goalscoring record and the club’s need for a proven elite number nine.
The investment has been highly productive. Kane has scored at a historic rate in Germany and reached 100 Bundesliga goals faster than any previous player.
His official contract currently runs until June 2027, although Bayern and Kane have reached an advanced stage in discussions over extending the agreement until 2029.
Kane is primarily a centre-forward but has long offered significantly more than traditional penalty-area finishing.
His goalscoring is elite. He can finish with either foot, score first-time, convert from distance and attack crosses effectively in the air.
Kane’s movement inside the penalty area is particularly sophisticated. He continually adjusts his position around centre-backs to create shooting angles and anticipates where second balls and cutbacks are likely to arrive.
His passing ability separates him from many other elite strikers. Kane regularly drops into deeper areas before playing long diagonal passes or through balls for runners attacking beyond him.
This ability allows him to function simultaneously as a number nine and playmaker. When wide forwards run beyond him, Kane can become the creative reference point of the attack.
He also possesses exceptional shooting technique from distance and remains one of football’s most reliable penalty takers.
Even into his thirties, Kane’s game has remained highly effective because it relies heavily on positioning, technique, anticipation and decision-making rather than pure speed.
Elite finishing
Penalty-area movement
Two-footed goalscoring
Long-range shooting
Passing range
Link-up play
Aerial finishing
Penalty taking
Attacking intelligence
Hold-up
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