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Date of birth: July 28, 1993
Instagram: @harrykane
Club(s): Bayern Munich
Country: England
Signing fee: £82m
Ever since bursting onto the scene in 2013, he has been a goal machine for club and country. Coming through the ranks at Tottenham, he became their record goalscorer in the Premier League era (winning three Golden Boots) and in European football. His form is not restricted to domestic level as in 2018 he captained England to their best World Cup performance in 28 years, claiming the Golden Boot with six goals along the way to the semi-finals, and became the country's leading goalscorer in March 2023. In August that year he joined Bayern Munich on a four-year contract becoming the most expensive signing in Bundesliga history.
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