HARRY KANE celebrated his 30th birthday on Friday with an incredible 1990s-themed cake.
But his Instagram post was hijacked by fans all saying the same thing.
Kane hit the milestone and headed out for a family dinner to London celebrity hotspot Sheesh.
And the Tottenham striker then took to social media to thank his followers for the birthday love as he showed off his superb three-tier cake stacked full of 90s nostalgia.
The sweet treat – covered in white icing and completed with mini-donuts – had references to Blockbuster, Nerds, Hubba Bubba, Gameboy, PlayStation and Nokia and was completed with a ‘Made in 1993’ sticker.
Kane wrote to his 15.2million followers: “Thanks for all the birthday messages! Great day with family and friends.”
Team-mates past and present including Harry Maguire, Kyle Walker and Giovani Lo Celso all typed classy messages.
However, the majority of the comments came from Bayern Munich fans flooding the replies and begging him to complete his transfer to the Allianz Arena.
One said: “Come to Bayern.”
Another wrote: “Happy 30th birthday, Harry Kane! As a birthday present you’ll soon be a Bayern player!”
A third added: “Best birthday gift for Harry Kane is a new FC Bayern jersey.”
And a final user replied: “The Bundesliga title is waiting for you.”
Kane is being heavily linked with the massive transfer to Bayern, who have already sent chiefs over to London for talks.
The executives were due to fly out again on Thursday but postponed their trip until next week after flight details were leaked.
Bayern are likely to offer Tottenham around £86m but Spurs are holding out for £100m for Kane, who has 12 months left on his contract.
Another option could see Bayern offer the ‘next Kylian Mbappe’ Mathys Tel to try and sweeten the deal for Spurs.
The German giants have had £60m and £70m offers rejected so far.
Kane’s wife Katie and family already sounding out properties and international schools in Munich.
And the England captain is understood to be keen on the move to Germany and will not sign a new contract in North London this summer.
