Harry Kane has successful 'side business' that has earned him millions as new eye-watering net worth revealed

Harry Kane's successful side business has contributed to his staggering net worth after fresh figures were revealed.

Kane is one of the highest-paid players in world football, with a reported wage of £400,000-a-week at Bayern Munich.

He has therefore collected around £3.6 million in wages since making the move to the Bundesliga but that is not his only form of income.

According to The Sun, Kane's various endorsement deals with major brands have made him £10.8 million through his image rights firm.

It's claimed documents issued to the Companies House show that HK28 LTD, which uses the trading name The Harry Kane Company and manages "the football, business, and charity interests" of England's captain, retained £11m in cash and assets for the 12 months up until the end of December 2023.

Kane also has an impressive property portfolio that has been created with the help of his brother and agent, Charlie and parents.

The company is called Edward James Investments - Edward being Kane's middle name and it was previously reported that the firm was valued at £13 million.

However, there has been a £2 million increase to take the business up to a valuation of £15 million.

"Harry is as astute with his money as he is with his finishing," a source told The Sun previously.

"Lots of footballers make investments in property, with mixed results, but Harry clearly knows what he’s doing."

Harry Kane has made a number of shrewd investments. Image: Getty

When the The Sunday Times Rich List '40 Under 40 list was revealed earlier in 2024, Kane in 35th place with a net worth of £76 million. But he is now estimated to have an improved net worth of more than £91 million and it would not be a surprise to see an even higher figure in 2025.

Kane invested in low-calorie doughnut company Urban Legend back in November 2022, explaining that the brand "connects with my keen interest to encourage others to look after their health and for retailers to have healthier options more widely available".

He is also an investor in eco-friendly performancewear clothes brand Reflo and STATSports, while he also has partnerships with Skechers, Cadbury, Amazon and Topps among others.