Harry Kane Reaches 101 Bundesliga Goals After 7–0 Victory

Harry Kane walked off the Allianz pitch with the match ball, a 7–0 win over Union Berlin, and another slice of history under his arm.

Two more goals on the night took him to 100 and then 101 in the Bundesliga, making the England captain the fastest player ever to reach a century in any of Europe’s top five leagues. He needed just 98 appearances to get there. Nobody has done it quicker.

“I’m very proud of scoring 101 Bundesliga goals in such a short time,” the 33-year-old said in his post-match interview, quoted via Bayern-focused outlet iMiaSanMia. “I’ve loved every second of it.”

Kane’s numbers tell one story. The way he talks about the players around him tells another. He made a point of name-checking the attacking talent feeding him chances.

“Playing with Michael (Olise), Lucho (Luis Díaz), Jamal (Musiala), I know I’ll get chances. Thank you to the team and the club. It’s a great stat to have. Let’s keep it going.”

The goals and the scoreline felt like a release. Bayern had been winning, but not convincing. Performances against Schalke and Elversberg left the sense of a side still searching for top gear.

Kane didn’t hide from that.

“We’ve been winning games and scoring goals recently, but didn’t quite reach our top level,” he admitted. “It was nice to get to this level today, especially right before the international break.”

Seven goals, a clean sheet, and their star striker rewriting records. Bayern needed that kind of statement, and Kane delivered it.

Off the pitch, another storyline continues: his future in Munich. With speculation swirling around a contract extension at the Rekordmeister, Kane confirmed talks are active and his stance is clear.

“As I said (before), I’m extremely happy here. The talks are ongoing. I really appreciate the support the fans are showing me here.”

The goals keep coming, the records keep falling, and the negotiations roll on. Bayern know exactly what they have on their hands – the only question now is how long they can keep this partnership running at full power.