Bayern Munich secured another dominant victory in the Champions League group stage this week, defeating Club Brugge 4-0 to maintain their perfect start under manager Vincent Kompany.

Central to the Bavarians’ relentless success was, yet again, talisman Harry Kane, who netted the opener just 14 minutes into the clash.

This particular goal was more than just another tally; it etched the England captain’s name into history, solidifying the most prolific individual start to a season ever recorded in European football.

Harry Kane makes history beating Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi’s record

Kane’s strike against Brugge was his 20th goal across all competitions this season, achieved in a staggering just 12 games.

This explosive start sets a new benchmark in European football, surpassing the previous best times recorded by two legendary figures.

Lionel Messi’s quickest route to 20 goals took 17 appearances, a feat he managed three times during his Barcelona career.

Similarly, Cristiano Ronaldo’s most rapid start was in the 2014/15 season, requiring 13 matches.

Kane has continued his incredible goalscoring form for Bayern this season, scored 12 goals in the Bundesliga, 4 in the Champions League, and 4 goals across other domestic competitions.

The 32-year-old is performing at a career-best level, and could easily surpass the...