Harry Kane's journey to becoming one of the world's top strikers was far from straightforward, marked by several loan spells at Football League clubs between 2011 and 2013. He scored his first senior goals for Leyton Orient, Millwall, Norwich, and Leicester, with few anticipating his future success. Despite initial doubts, Kane, now 32, has rewritten history in north London, likely with Tottenham, and secured a Bundesliga title with Bayern Munich. He has also scored 79 goals for his country, solidifying his status as a global elite player. Harry Redknapp, who witnessed Kane's early career at Tottenham, affirms his place among the best. Kane is widely regarded as the best No.9 globally, consistently maintaining remarkable individual standards throughout his career.