This season with Bayern Munich, Kane has already scored 11 goals in the Bundesliga and supplied three assists across six matches.
In all competitions, he's notched 18 goals and four assists in 10 appearances, bringing his total goal contributions to 22 so far.
In a recent interview, Kane praised Bayern's head coach, Vincent Kompany, saying, "I think he has unlocked a different level in me. He is a fantastic coach, not just tactically but also as a person."
Kane added that off-the-pitch stability, his family being happy, settling into life in Munich, has helped him thrive.
Kane also acknowledged skeptics who questioned Kompany's appointment, saying, "From the moment he came in, there were question mark, and he's been absolutely fantastic."
When asked whether a return to Tottenham Hotspur might ever happen, Kane gave a careful reply. "I'm very happy here in Munich. It's not something I'm thinking about. They'll always be part of my life, but for now I'm loving it here."
At 32, Kane says experience is helping him stay sharp. "Physically, I'm in a good place. Mentally, I've got loads of experience," he said.
For Bayern, Kane's relentless output is fueling their push in both domestic and European campaigns, and the bond between player and coach is clearly paying dividends.
Joshua Kimmich has urged Bayern Munich to seize the moment when they face Borussia Dortmund this weekend, insisting the champions have "a chance to make a statement and pull away" in the Bundesliga title race.
Raphael Guerreiro's future at Bayern Munich remains uncertain with less than a year left on his current contract and no extension talks underway.
Bayern Munich and England striker Harry Kane insists he is not thinking about a reunion with Tottenham despite constant rumours linking him with a return to his former club.
England roared into the 2026 World Cup early, the pitch in Riga shaking under their dominance, while drama unfolded across Europe as Portugal were held and Spain piled up goals.
