
Harry Kane has become the fastest player in Bayern Munich's history to score 150 goals for the club.
Kane reached the milestone by notching up the winner in Bayern's 2-1 Bundesliga victory away to Elversberg on Sunday â in his 153rd game for the German giants.
Kane averaging almost a goal a game for Bayern
The England captain has been nothing short of utterly prolific since joining Bayern from Tottenham three years ago, going along at an average of 0.98 goals per game in all competitions.
He enjoyed the best goalscoring season of his career last term, finding the net a whopping 61 times â including 36 in 31 Bundesliga outings as he won his second straight title with Bayern.
As such, Kane is among the frontrunners for this year's Ballon d'Or, an award he's yet to get his hands on.
He's on the 30-man shortlist for football's top individual accolade.
The 33-year-old has finished as leading scorer in all three campaigns he's played in the German top flight, claiming the Kicker-Torjagerkanone (the Bundesliga equivalent of the Premier League Golden Boot) on all three occasions.
Kane also claimed the 2025/26 European Golden Shoe â which no longer necessarily goes to the outright top league scorer in Europe but is awarded on a points system weighted towards the continent's strongest leagues.
On the brink of more history
And he's now just one goal off becoming the fastest player ever to rack up 100 Bundesliga goals.
Kane sits on 99 goals in 97 Bundesliga outings, meaning his league average for Bayern sits at a remarkable 1.02 goals per game.
The record has been held by Koln legend Dieter Muller â but he took 129 matches to hit the 100-goal mark, doing so in 1977.
Barring an unprecedented goal drought, then, Kane will well and truly smash that record in the very near future.
His next opportunity to make history will come when Bayern host Union Berlin on Friday.
Bayern have won five out of six games in all competitions at the start of this season and thrashed Bodo/Glimt 5-0 in their Champions League opener on Thursday.
Kane was on the scoresheet then â becoming just the fourth player to score in eight straight Champions League appearances â as he has been four times overall so far in 2026/27.
A record-breaking career
This summer, he became England's all-time leading World Cup scorer, surpassing Gary Lineker and moving to 14 goals in the competition by striking six times in captaining the Three Lions to third place in North America.
Spurs' record scorer with 280 goals, Kane also sits second in the all-time Premier League scoring charts with 213 goals â 47 behind Alan Shearer.
He's already the seventh-highest goalscorer for Bayern ever, now five behind sixth-placed Roland Wohlfarth.
However, he'll have to go some to catch the great Gerd Muller â the club's all-time top marksmen by some distance on 565 goals...


