‘Have to hurry!’ - Harry Kane not giving up on breaking Robert Lewandowski record after reaching 35 Bundesliga goals for Bayern Munich

As things stand, the legendary Polish frontman boasts the record for most goals scored across a single German top-flight campaign – with that bar being set at 41 efforts. Few could ever have dreamed of scaling such heights, but Kane is very much in the hunt.

The England international is in danger of missing out on major silverware once again in his debut campaign at the Allianz Arena, but he has delivered on a personal level. Kane has found the target on 42 occasions through as many appearances, with 35 of those strikes coming in the Bundesliga.

Kane needs six more to draw level with Lewandowski and seven to overtake him. With only three fixtures left to take in, Kane has told Sky Deutschland of whether he can rewrite the history books: “It's possible, but I have to hurry, I have to score a few goals in the next few weeks. As I said, it's there, it's within reach. But it will depend on the last three games.”

Bayern have two away games to come, against Stuttgart and Hoffenheim, alongside a home date with Wolfsburg. The potential is there for Kane to chase down Lewandowski’s record-setting mark from 2020-21, while also looking to savour Champions League glory – with Real Madrid set to be faced in the semi-finals of that competition.