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Making History! Kane Retains Bundesliga Golden Boot, Becomes First Player to Win in Consecutive Two Seasons

2025年5月18日 來源: ZAKER

According to Leisu Sports on May 18, in the final round of the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich secured a 4-0 away victory against Hoffenheim, with Harry Kane delivering an outstanding performance by scoring and assisting, becoming the key contributor to the team's win.

By the end of the season, Kane clinched the Bundesliga Golden Boot again with 26 goals, leading second-place players Hick and Girassido by 5 goals, holding an unshakable advantage. In the 2023-24 season, he scored 36 goals to win his first Bundesliga Golden Boot. Kane has won the Golden Boot in both of his first two seasons at Bayern, while also ending his career-long wait for a championship, marking a highly successful Bayern tenure.

Notably, Kane is the first player in Bundesliga history to win the Golden Boot in both of his first two seasons playing for Bayern.

Across all competitions this season, Kane played 46 matches for Bayern, scoring 38 goals and providing 13 assists, establishing himself as the absolute core of the team’s attack and contributing significantly to Bayern’s reclaiming of the Bundesliga title.

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