Arsenal icon Thierry Henry has labeled former Tottenham Hotspur superstar Harry Kane as ‘the most complete striker in the world’ amid his remarkable start at Bayern Munich.

Kane left Spurs for Bayern in the summer in a reported €95 million deal. The England captain has made a record-breaking start to his career with the Bundesliga giants.

The 30-year-old has bagged 22 goals and seven assists in just 18 games across competitions. He set a new league record for the most goals (17) scored after 11 Bundesliga games, overtaking former Bayern hero Robert Lewandowski who managed 16.

It has been a sensational start to life at the Allianz Arena for Kane, but Henry isn’t surprised. The Arsenal legend expected the English star to flourish with Thomas Tuchel’s side. He told CBS Sports Golazo (via HITC):

“I am not surprised. I have been saying, for a long time, that Kane is the most complete striker in the world.”

Henry insisted Kane would have been prolific at any club he joined when leaving Tottenham:

“So, it won’t change anything for me. Wherever he went, he would have performed, I think. If it was Bayern or any other club.”