Harry Kane is in full swing. Author of another double last weekend against Heidenheim (4-2), the English striker now has 17 goals in 11 Bundesliga matches. The discovery of a new championship this summer after having brought joy to the Premier League over the last decade does not seem to have affected the Three Lions’ top scorer who has acclimatized rather well to his new working environment, he who currently occupies first place in the ranking of European top scorers.
While he retains a keen sense of purpose, The Sun relays this Wednesday that a special clause in his contract should encourage him to shake the opposing nets in the future. Indeed, the British media mentions that the Walthamstow native could recover in the bag, in addition to the £21.4 million (i.e. €25 million/year) that he receives per year, a one-off payment of nearly £220,000 (around 252,000 euros) if he manages to reach the 40-goal mark this season. Child’s play for Harry Kane given his current form.
