Harry Kane
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A hyper-specialist striker in the Bundesliga whose finishing sub-score of 93.64 ranks at elite calibre — the defining feature of his profile. Across 28 matches (2,155 minutes) this season, he is averaging 1.38 goals per 90, a rate that places him among the most prolific scorers in the division. His TQ Score of 80.51 reflects a player who is notably above the typical starter baseline, though his value is almost entirely concentrated in one dimension.
The finishing sub-score of 93.64 is the primary driver of the 80.51 TQ Score, pulling the overall number well above what the remaining sub-scores — creation (50.06), progression (33.13), possession control (36.48), physical duels (37.34) — would suggest on their own. The 60-point spread between his highest and lowest dimensions is the defining structural feature of this evaluation.
Form score of 81.71 sits just 1.2 points above the TQ Score of 80.51 — within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward trend; this is a consistent, predictable output profile with no signs of acceleration or decline.
Both are high-volume, finishing-dominant strikers with limited creative or progressive sub-scores; Håland's TQ Score of 75.81 is lower, reflecting a different scoring context rather than a gap in finishing quality.
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