Bayern Munich's Harry Kane honoured for 500 career goals ahead of match against Eintracht Frankfurt
Bayern Munich honoured Harry Kane ahead of kick-off against Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday in recognition of him reaching the 500-goal milestone.
Kane reached the landmark on Matchday 22 last weekend with his double in a 3-0 victory at Werder Bremen taking his Bundesliga tally to 26 in 2025/26.
He added two more against Frankfurt at the Allianz Arena on Matchday 23, meaning he now has 43 this season across all competitions.
Watch: Kane reflects on his goal milestone
"It obviously means a lot to me to reach that milestone and celebrate it here in front of the home fans especially," he told bundesliga.com after the final whistle.
"Of course, that was a nice moment, and even better to get the three points and score a couple more today."
Watch: Highlights of Bayern's Matchday 23 win over Frankfurt
In total, Kane has now scored 128 times in 132 outings for Bayern since joining the club in summer 2023, meaning his overall tally now stands at 502.
The 32-year-old also has 78 goals in 112 caps for England and managed 280 for previous side Tottenham Hotspur. Prior to that he found the target during loan spells at Millwall (nine goals), Leyton Orient (five) and Leicester City (two).
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