The English striker for German champions Bayern Munich Harry Kane scored twice in the Champions League league phase match against Viking (3–3), entering the top ten all-time goalscorers in the tournament's history, according to UEFA's official website.
Kane brought his Champions League goal tally to 57, surpassing former Real Madrid and Manchester United forward Ruud van Nistelrooy (56 goals).
Kane has drawn level with Thomas Muller, sharing eighth and ninth place. Ahead of them are Erling Haaland (59), Kylian Mbappe (71), Raul (71), Karim Benzema (90), Robert Lewandowski (109), Lionel Messi (129), and Cristiano Ronaldo (140).
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