Harry Kane capped off another stunning season with Bayern Munich by making club and Bundesliga history.The striker netted a hat-trick in their final day fixture at home to FC Koln on Saturday afternoon, which ended in a 5-1 victory.Kane finished the Bundesliga season in styleAFPA well-struck volley opened his account, with Kane also scoring a low free-kick before a thumping effort from range.Tom Bischof and Nicolas Jackson also netted for Bayern, who were at their brilliant best at the Allianz Arena.Kane stole the headlines with just his latest world-class performance, during which he etched his name into the Bayern history books.What record did Harry Kane break?He scored his 56th, 57th and 58th goals across all competitions, with the final tally being the most in a single campaign for the club.Robert Lewandowski hit 55 goals during the 2019/20 season, but it is Kane who has now taken the throne.Not only this, he also broke a unique goalscoring record that lasted 20 seasons.His free-kick and third goal against Koln took him to six goals scored outside the box for Bayern in a single Bundesliga season.This is the most ever for the German giants, and one more than what midfielder Michael Ballack set in the 2005/06 season.Kane has maintained his goalscoring form ahead of the 2026 World Cup with England.The 32-year-old is set to be named in the 26-man squad, which will be announced on May 22.Kane broke not one, but two different records during the winGettyBayern become Bundesliga’s best… againFor the 35th time in their history, Bayern have been crowned as the champions of Germany.They scored 122 goals across their 34 fixtures, which is the most in a single Bundesliga season.Bayern also lost only one league match, a 2-1 defeat to FC Augsburg in January, and were therefore denied an unbeaten season.Whilst the title celebrations will continue throughout the rest of the day, their season is not over just yet.Bayern are up against VfB Stuttgart in the DFB-Pokal final on May 23.Victory will see them win the domestic double for a record-extending 14th time.