The summit of Tottenham's goal-scoring charts has seemed like Harry Kane's destiny for some time.
Wayne Rooney for England, Jimmy Greaves for Spurs, and even Alan Shearer's seemingly unbeatable Premier League achievement - have any of them really ever stood a chance? Well, it's still a little too early to comment on the latter, but it's simply been a matter of time for Greaves' long-standing achievement for the north London club to fall.
It's some feat to become the leading goalscorer of a club with the stature of Tottenham. Kane isn't quite there yet, but how does he compare to the leading marksman of Europe's biggest clubs?
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Manchester United leading goalscorer
Kane, who has been linked with Manchester United, has scored more goals for Spurs than Rooney did for Manchester United.
Rooney overtook Bobby Charlton as the Red Devils' all-time top goalscorer in 2017 and went on to reach 253 strikes in his 559 appearances for the club.
Kane might have already taken the now-DC United gaffer's international record but, should a move to Old Trafford ever materialise for Kane, he'd do miraculously well to knock Rooney off that perch.
Barcelona leading goalscorer
Despite his world-class quality, Kane can't do much to compare to Barcelona's all-time leading marksman. In fact, very, very few can.
La Blaugrana's most prolific ever player is, of course, Lionel Messi. Before his departure to Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2021, the Argentine racked up a goal-scoring tally nearly three times that of second-placed Cesar Rodriguez.
In his 778 appearances for the Camp Nou club, Messi hit the back of the net a sensational 672 times (to go with a decent 303 assists) - Kane has some way to go before matching that tally.
Real Madrid leading goalscorer
Matching Real Madrid's all-time top goalscorer represents a healthy task, too. The holder of that particular recrod is, of course, none other than Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Portuguese great spent nine years at the Santiago Bernabeu, during which time he picked up four of his five Ballon d'Or titles and hit supernatural goal-scoring form.
He played 438 times for Real Madrid, hitting the back of the net a whopping 450 times. How's that for a goal-per-game ratio?
Source : 90min