Harry Kane
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Playmaking Forward
Jul 28, 1993 (33)
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6'2"
190 lb
Wins 2026 Ballon d'Or
Kane was awarded the 2026 Ballon d'Or during Monday's ceremony in London following an exceptional 2025/26 campaign in which he scored 61 goals and provided seven assists across 51 appearances for Bayern Munich.
Analysis: Kane claimed football's most prestigious individual award after a remarkable 2025/26 season that saw him lead Bayern to a domestic treble while scoring 36 Bundesliga goals, 14 Champions League goals and 10 DFB-Pokal goals, alongside another strike in the German Super Cup. The England captain also secured his second European Golden Shoe and finished as the Champions League's joint-leading scorer alongside Kylian Mbappe, while recording five hat tricks across the campaign. His exceptional consistency has carried into 2026/27, with four goals, five assists, 31 shots (10 on target) and 16 chances created across seven Bundesliga appearances (six starts). He has also contributed four goals, two assists, 15 shots (seven on target) and six chances created in three Champions League starts. Kane has therefore already accumulated eight goals and seven assists across 10 appearances in those two competitions this season, maintaining his status as one of Europe's most productive attacking players and an elite fantasy option.
Scores, assists in draw
Kane scored one goal and assisted once from four shots and two chances created in Wednesday's 2-2 draw versus Arsenal.
Analysis: Kane's goal came from the penalty spot, and he assisted on Bayern's first strike to contribute to both goals. He'll be a prominent piece against SC Frieburg but it's a tough matchup as the side has only conceded six goals so far this season in Bundesliga action.
Scores, assists twice in win
Kane scored one goal and assisted twice from five shots and four chances created in Saturday's 6-1 win against RB Leipzig.
Analysis: Kane continues to rack up big numbers for Bayern, though in this game he was setting up teammates more than scoring. He'll get good usage once again on Wednesday against Arsenal in UCL action, though the Gunners are a tough defensive outfit. They've only conceded five times through six EPL games this season.
Nets brace against Viking
Kane scored two goals to go with five shots (four on goal) and three chances created in Tuesday's 3-3 draw against Viking FK.
Analysis: Kane led Bayern's comeback from a two-goal deficit, converting a penalty before heading home Joshua Kimmich's cross to equalize. He finished with five shots, including four on target, and three chances created, while also initiating the move leading to Luis Diaz's goal. The striker has now recorded three goals, one assist and four chances created across two Champions League appearances this season, maintaining his strong attacking production in Europe.
No goal, two assists
Kane assisted twice to go with eight shots (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 2-2 draw versus FC Augsburg.
Analysis: Kane is typically known for his goal scoring but earned his goal contributions different way Saturday, as he would find Ismael Saibari in the 55th minute and Nathaniel Brown in the 80th minute for two assists. This gives the English forward his second and third assists of the season, as he also earned one just two games ago. He now has six goal contributions in his five appearances (four starts), not looking to slow down anytime soon at age 33.
Scores brace vs. Croatia
Kane scored two goals and added an assist in Saturday's 7-0 win over Croatia.
Analysis: The all-time leading scorer for England scored on both sides of halftime, breaking the deadlock with a perfect finish after an assist from Jude Bellingham and later scoring in the second half as well. Kane has four goals and an assist in three matches during the current international window, but his impressive performance is in line with what he's done for Bayern Munich so far with four goals in five appearances (four starts) between the Bundesliga and the UCL.
Seals England victory
Kane scored England's second goal in Tuesday's 2-0 Nations League win over Czechia, finding the net in the 69th minute, according to the club.
Analysis: Kane sealed the victory with a close-range finish after Anthony Gordon had given England the lead shortly after halftime. The striker has now scored in both Nations League matches during the international break, having also found the net in the 3-2 loss to Spain. Kane has carried his scoring form between club and country, recording three goals and one assist across four Bundesliga appearances for Bayern Munich this season.
Adds two more goals
Kane scored two goals from five shots (three on goal) and crossed once inaccurately during Friday's 7-0 win over Union Berlin.
Analysis: Kane converted a penalty in the 39th minute before adding a second goal in the 54th of Friday's one sided win. The forward has four goal involvements to go along with 14 shots and six chances created over his last three league matches.
Nets game winning goal
Kane scored a goal and had an assist while taking six shots (one on goal), crossing twice inaccurately and creating five chances during Sunday's 2-1 win over Elversberg.
Analysis: Kane set up Lennart Karl in the first half before finding the back of the net himself in the 72nd minute claiming all three points while leading Bayern in shots and chances created. The goal involvements were the first in the Bundesliga this season for the forward as he's combined for 11 shots and eight chances created through the opening three matches.
Scores, assists in UCL opener
Kane scored one goal and delivered one assist from six shots (two on goal), two crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created during Thursday's 5-0 UCL win over Glimt.
Analysis: Kane regained a starting role as expected and got involved in his side's first two goals, notching a header in the 61st minute and passing to Jamal Musiala in the 47th of the game. The striker could have easily added more direct contributions but was denied once by goalkeeper Nikita Haikin and then lacked aim in other chances. Having yet to open his Bundesliga scoring count this season, Kane has recorded three goals and one assist between Pokal and UCL play and is likely to remain a high-quality threat in the upcoming visit to Elversberg.
Disappointing 45-minute appearance
Kane generated three shots (one on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 0-0 draw against Schalke.
Analysis: Kane had his playing time managed ahead of the Champions League opener, and he performed below his usual level as he was unable to capitalize on the chances his team generated in the second half against Schalke. The striker will likely bounce back to the initial lineup for future matches, with his inclusion as a No. 9 sending Ismael Saibari either to the bench or to an attacking midfield role. Kane has found the net only in cup play so far, so he'll aim to open his season count during the upcoming period of UCL and Bundesliga fixtures.
Back with Bayern for new season
Kane is back with Bayern Munich and ready for the 2026-27 season after his run with England at the World Cup, the club announced.
Analysis: Kane's return comes off the back of a strong tournament, in which he scored 6 goals and added an assist across 7 appearances, continuing his prolific form after a season in which he tallied 36 goals and 5 assists across 31 Bundesliga matches. Kane is expected to lead Bayern's attack once again as preseason wraps up.
Quiet in defeat
Kane had one shot (zero on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Wednesday's 2-1 defeat to Argentina.
Analysis: Kane had a match to forget, as the midfield and center-backs of Argentina marked him out of the match. By the second half he was picking the ball up deep in his own half to try and get attacking moves started. It was a very difficult match for Kane, who has had an excellent World Cup on the whole, but will be playing for third on Saturday against France.
Ends scoring streak Saturday
Kane generated three shots (two on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 2-1 win over Norway.
Analysis: Kane's performance was marked by a pair of rare misses, with two of his three attempts stopped by the goalkeeper during the extra-time win. The star forward took multiple shots for the fifth time over six starts in the 2026 World Cup. However, the output lowered his average to 3.7 shots per contest. In any case, he'll remain England's safest threat up front as their first-choice striker ahead of the semifinals stage.
Involved in two goals in win
Kane scored one goal and assisted once from one shot and one chance created in Sunday's 3-2 win against Mexico.
Analysis: Kane set up his side's second goal by returning a ball to Jude Bellingham on a 38th-minute counterattack. After that, the Bayern Munich attacker converted a spot kick in the 60th minute, notching his sixth goal in five appearances during the 2026 World Cup. He'll carry significant fantasy value while England stay alive in the competition, featuring among the most efficient offensive assets in the tournament. He's currently averaging 2.0 shots on target and 0.8 chances created per game.
Nets brilliant brace
Kane scored two goals to go with five shots (three on goal) and one chance created in Wednesday's 2-1 win versus the DR Congo.
Analysis: Kane came alive in the second half of Wednesday's clash, scoring a brilliant second-half brace that proved to be decisive. The striker showed why he remains one of the absolute best in the world as he finished tremendously to take the lead late on. It was a vintage performance as he controlled perfectly and finished with his back to goal for the second. Kane will need to be England's talisman as they travel to take on Mexico in a tough round of 16 clash.
Ends group stage with goal
Kane scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal) in Saturday's 2-0 win against Panama.
Analysis: Kane closed out the group stage with a goal against Panama, helping England finish atop Group L. He ends this phase with three goals, placing six shots on target and entering the knockout rounds with a strong 1.98 expected‑goals average. The striker remains one of the key players to watch moving forward, and his three‑goal tally currently has him tied for third in the Golden Boot race as the tournament shifts into its most decisive stage.
Takes three shots in draw
Kane registered three shots (one on goal) in Tuesday's 0-0 draw against Ghana.
Analysis: Kane was considerably involved during his second start of the 2026 World Cup, even though his performance was marked by unusual misses in front of goal. It was quite a disappointing result for the striker, who was in great form after achieving nine goals over his previous five matches played for club and country. During the international competition, he has now scored two goals from 10 shots (four on target) over two appearances. He'll likely have many chances to get back on track if he avoids rotation in the final group-stage clash against Panama.
Calf strapping spotted
Kane was spotted with strapping on his calf after Wednesday's 4-2 victory over Croatia, though the England captain played down any injury concern despite going down and clutching his leg late in the match, according to Alex Young of The Standard. "Physically, I am feeling good. The goals I have scored this year are the most I have ever had in my career, I feel I am at the peak of my powers at the right time."
Analysis: Kane played the full 90 minutes and scored twice, a penalty in the 12th minute and a header in the 42nd minute, moving level with the all-time England World Cup scoring record while showing no signs of being hampered by the strapping. The striker had suffered a calf injury late in the domestic season for Bayern Munich but returned before the campaign ended, and England will train Thursday at their Kansas City base as they prepare for their next group stage fixture against Ghana on June 23.
Brace in opener
Kane recorded two goals on seven shots in Wednesday's 4-2 win over Croatia.
Analysis: Kane was on a great run of play Wednesday as he helped England to a crucial group stage win, not only scoring once but twice. He would open the scoring in the 12th minute from the penalty, having his first attempt saved before a retake was called for, then adding another goal in the 42nd minute via a header. However, this was not all, as the forward appeared to be all over the field, adding a few crucial blocks and interventions in the defense while adding two chances created in the playmaking department. He is now tied for the all-time England World Cup scoring record, likely to have it all to himself by the end of the tournament.
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