Bundesliga hitman with 29 G/A is back on Real Madrid's radar – report

Bundesliga hitman with 29 G/A is back on Real Madrid’s radar – report

Real Madrid are reportedly eyeing a potential move for Bayern Munich’s star forward, Harry Kane, according to a recent update from Fichajes.

The English striker, who joined the Bundesliga champions last season, has proven that his goal-scoring prowess remains unmatched.

With 20 goals and 9 assists in just 17 matches across all competitions, Kane has been instrumental in leading Bayern’s attack with extraordinary performances.

Despite his remarkable start in Germany, Kane’s name is once again being linked with Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are in need of a reliable striker who can fill the void left by Karim Benzema, and Kane appears to be an ideal candidate for this role.

Harry Kane has scored 20 goals this season. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)

At 31 years old, Kane is in peak form, combining clinical finishing with exceptional playmaking abilities—a rare combination that makes him stand out as one of the most complete forwards in the game today.

Kane’s immediate impact at Bayern has been felt in both domestic and European competitions. However, his admiration for Spanish football and interest in Real Madrid have reignited discussions about a potential transfer.

His ability to perform in high-pressure games and adapt to different systems adds to his appeal for a club like Real Madrid, which prioritises players who can make a difference in crucial moments.

Real Madrid have struggled to find a consistent striker since Benzema’s departure, and Kane’s experience and versatility could be the solution they need. While the move is an exciting prospect, it is also fraught with challenges.

Bayern Munich consider Kane a vital part of their future, and any potential transfer would come with a significant financial outlay.

However, Real Madrid are known for their determination to secure top talent, and they have a history of breaking records to bring in world-class players.