One of the most esteemed records in Bayern Munich’s history is the highly revered Gerd Muller’s 40 goals benchmark achieved in a single season. Lewandowski broke this record and Harry Kane is now well on course to double down on it. Harry Kane earns a whopping £21.6 million yearly salary at Bayern.
Most football players are incredibly wealthy considering their humongous wages, but not all apply their wealth to reasonable investments like Harry Kane astutely does. Harry Kane is a phenomenal figure on the pitch, setting and breaking records every chance he gets. The 30-year-old English goalscorer has not failed to take his excellence into entrepreneurship.
Harry Kane scores big off the pitch
Tottenham striker Harry Kane has amassed an impressive property portfolio over the course of his career, estimated to be valued at a substantial £13.1 million.
The 29-year-old England captain, renowned for his accomplishments on the field, made headlines by scoring his record-breaking 267th goal for Tottenham during their 1-0 victory over Manchester City. Kane is also England’s joint-leading scorer, having netted 53 goals, a feat he shares with the legendary Wayne Rooney.
Despite his commitment and devotion on the pitch, Harry Kane has also managed to be hard at work off the pitch after instituting his own establishment called Edward James Investments, which Charlie, his brother, manages in his stead.
As one source mentioned to The Sun, “Harry is as astute with his money as he is with his finishing.” Many footballers venture into property investments, but Kane appears to have a keen understanding of the market.”
Harry Kane earned a whopping £200,000 a week at Tottenham Hotspur, and now he earns around £400,000 per week at the Allianz Arena, needless to say, he amassed enough wealth to build a remarkable business empire for himself.
Kane aims for 42 goals to surpass Robert Lewandowski’s record
Harry Kane’s prolific start to his Bundesliga career at Bayern Munich has been nothing short of remarkable, netting an impressive 17 goals in his initial 11 games. The question on many minds now is whether he can surpass Robert Lewandowski’s single-season record of 41 goals.
Well, with such a remarkable mark after such a limited time at the Allianz Arena, it appears the English marksman is very well on course to break and set records at his new club.
The dynasty of record-breaking goal-scoring records started with Bayern legend Gerd Muller who scored 40 goals in the 1971–72 campaign; this record stood for almost 50 years until Lewandowsky came around.
The race for the single-season goal-scoring record in the Bundesliga took an unexpected turn in the 2020–21 campaign when Robert Lewandowski surpassed the previous mark by scoring his 41st goal in the final match of the season against Augsburg.
Now, some Bayern fans hold their breath to see if their new English goal-merchant will surpass a legendary record at their club. Do you think Harry Kane will beat Lewandowski’s record? Leave a comment in the comment section.
