Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane achieved a remarkable milestone by scoring his 99th and 100th goals for the club in just 104 games during their 4-0 victory against Werder Bremen on Friday, reaching the century mark faster than football stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland did for their respective clubs.Kane’s achievement came one game sooner than both Ronaldo, who needed 105 games to reach 100 goals for Real Madrid in 2011, and Haaland, who also took 105 games to hit the century mark for Manchester City last year.“It’s crazy even for me, to be honest. Obviously it’s an honor to reach 100 goals for this great club. A big thanks to all the staff, the players, everyone who helped me get to where I am. But 100 goals, to do it that quickly, is something I’m really proud of. But as I always say, it’s on to the next one now and hopefully I can reach another hundred as soon as possible,” Kane told broadcaster Sky.The match began with Jonathan Tah’s backheel giving Bayern the lead, followed by Kane’s first goal from a penalty in the 45th minute after being fouled by Marco Friedl. His landmark 100th goal came in the 65th minute from Luis Díaz’s assist, making it 3-0.Kane’s form has been exceptional this season, scoring 15 goals in eight games for Bayern in 2025-26, plus one goal for England against Serbia.He was substituted for Nicolas Jackson in the 78th minute, missing the chance for his third hat trick of the season. Konrad Laimer completed the scoring with Bayern’s fourth goal in the 87th minute.“I honestly have to say that isn’t a topic for us. We don’t discuss that, we don’t need to discuss that,” coach Vincent Kompany told Sky when asked about Kane’s potential return to the Premier League next year. “What he’s showing now is how he feels, I believe, and that was another nice moment for him today.”The victory strengthened Bayern’s position at the top of the Bundesliga with their fifth consecutive win. They now prepare for their Champions League match against Pafos in Cyprus on Tuesday.Bremen currently sits in 14th place in the 18-team league and risks dropping into the relegation zone depending on weekend results.The match featured Bayern wearing a special grey and green Oktoberfest commemorative shirt, which prompted protests from fans. Supporters displayed a large banner calling for the team to maintain its traditional red and white colors.Kane’s contract with Bayern extends until the end of next season.
