Harry Kane fires back at big-game criticism from Dietmar Hamann as Bayern Munich striker defends his record ahead of PSG Champions League showdown

Kane has been a hit at Bayern since moving to the Bavarian giants from Tottenham, scoring 64 goals in just 62 matches. The striker bagged his fourth hat-trick of the season last time out against Augsburg to take his current tally for the campaign to 14 goals in 11 Bundesliga games.

Despite his excellent record, Kane did fail to win a trophy in his first season at the Allianz Arena. He has also come in for criticism from Hamann for his record in big games and has been told "he still has to prove that he is worth €100 million." The England striker was asked about the comments ahead of Bayern's next game in the Champions League and defended his record for Bayern Munich.

He told reporters: "Yeah maybe it's a little bit out of context. I think if you look at my goals last season against some of the bigger teams: Dortmund away, Stuttgart -- all those types of games ... Yeah maybe it's taken a little out of context, but look, I try to to score in every game, I try to help the team in every game. Obviously this week is a really big week and we know that. As the striker in the team and the goal scorer in the team, I want to help the team by scoring goals, for sure, But as always, I always feel like my performances are more than just goals, both with and without the ball. So, if we get three wins and I don't score, I'll be happy and the coach will be happy so that's the most important thing."

Kane has now scored 50 Bundesliga goals in 43 games - a new record for the competition. No other player in Bundesliga history has needed so few games to reach this milestone.

Kane has the opportunity to silence his critics as Bayern face a week of big games at home and abroad. First up is a Champions League visit from PSG, before Bundesliga clashes with Borussia Dortmund and defending champions Bayer Leverkusen.