Harry Kane Targets Ballon d'Or after Thriving at Bayern Munich

Harry Kane has expressed confidence in his ability to win the Ballon d'Or following his transfer to Bayern Munich, where he has scored 32 goals and provided 11 assists this season. He believes that being at a prestigious club like Bayern has not only elevated his game but also enhanced his 'aura' and respect as a player on the global stage. Kane acknowledges that winning major trophies is crucial for individual accolades and sees the current season as a real opportunity for success, as Bayern is in contention for both the Bundesliga and Champions League. He feels that his previous achievements at Tottenham were often overlooked due to the lack of team silverware, which he believes hindered his chances for recognition. The striker credits the competitive environment at Bayern and manager Thomas Tuchel for pushing him to aim higher and take on more responsibility. With the potential to score over 40 goals this season, Kane is optimistic about breaking the two-decade-long English drought for the Ballon d'Or.