According to The Sun, the personal fortune of £75 million ($94m) estimated by the latest Sunday Times Rich List earlier this year has already risen to £91m ($114m). That is primarily through sponsorships and endorsements worth almost £11m ($14m), as well as growth in the value of his property portfolio and earnings from a lucrative Bayern Munich contract.
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Although he surprisingly failed to win a first career trophy during his debut year at Bayern Munich and underwhelmed at Euro 2024 with England, Kane remains one of the most recognisable footballers on the planet. The 31-year-old's goal output has been supercharged since moving to Germany, while he is consistently adding to what could become an unbreakable record tally for England.
WHAT HARRY KANE SAID
Giving advice on how to make that first million, Kane told The Times in May: "Build resilience and remember your roots. Celebrate small wins, build a strong network and offer encouragement and support to others on their journey."
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While the money continues to roll in off the pitch, Kane's focus on it is finally getting his hands on silverware. Bayern sit top of the Bundesliga, four points clear, at the winter break and are favourites to reclaim the title won by Bayer Leverkusen last season. They are already out of the DFB-Pokal, while there is also work to do in the Champions League to get into the all-important top eight.