SHOCKING: Harry Kane alone has scored more goals than the entire German team combined

A startling Bundesliga stat shows that Harry Kane has netted more goals this season than the total goals of Werder Bremen.

Just before the Bundesliga round 22 match between Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen on the evening of February 14, sports channel DAZN highlighted an unbelievable fact: Harry Kane alone has scored more Bundesliga goals this season than the entire Werder Bremen squad.

Specifically, Bayern has reached 79 goals after 21 rounds, far ahead of the rest of the league in scoring efficiency. Kane contributed 24 of these goals, becoming Bayern’s main striker and the focal point of all their attacking tactics. On the other hand, Werder Bremen has only scored 22 goals—a figure that clearly reflects their problems in finishing and organizing attacks. This contrast not only gives Bayern a significant advantage before kickoff but also highlights Kane’s overwhelming influence on the league’s dynamics.

The English striker’s form extends beyond the Bundesliga. Across all competitions this season, Kane maintains an impressive scoring rate, frequently deciding matches with a variety of finishes: positioning inside the box, headers, long-range shots, and penalties. His quick adaptation to Bayern’s high-speed playing style allows him to consistently appear in “hot spots” making him the preferred choice in critical moments.

This consistency has quickly attracted the attention of many ambitious clubs outside Europe, especially from the Saudi Pro League. Although his future remains uncertain, Bayern is keen to retain the star to sustain their competitiveness domestically and continentally. As for Kane, he is reportedly satisfied with life in Munich, where his family is settled and the environment helps him maintain peak performance.

For Werder Bremen, the statistic “Kane scores more than the whole team” serves as a clear wake-up call. To close the gap with the top teams, they need to improve finishing quality, transition speed, and sharpness in the final third. Meanwhile, as long as Kane keeps up his current scoring pace, Bayern’s advantage in the title race will continue to grow.