Harry Kane makes daring balloon d’Or claims, says Champions League and World Cup expectations

Harry Kane has taken his game to another level since he is a member Bayern Munichstarting with a remarkable start to the 2025–26 season when he is looking to collect as many trophies as possible, with the 2026 World Cup Threatening at the end of the campaign. With his sights on both UEFA Champions League and the tournament in North America, Kane has also made a daring statement about his Balloon d’Or ambitions.

Now in his third season with Bayern, Kane enjoys one of the best starts of his career and places an incredible 18 goals and three assists in just 10 games– With then halfway through the campaign. On the way to international duty with England, the former captain Tottenham Hotspur is determined to help his team to secure a place in the next World cup Through UEFA qualifications.

Spend against The guardianKane did not shy away from his wish to win the balloon d’Or, while he also emphasized that such an individual prize ultimately reflects team success. ‘I would like to win the balloon d’OR. In essence it is a team trophy that wins the best individual of that team, so it will be one Champions League Winner or a world cup winner. “

As Kane noted, winning the Champions League would often have considerable weight in the Ballon d’Or race – but with the World Cup also in the game, the lifting of both trophies would be something really extraordinary. ‘It would be an accumulation to do something great individual and as a team. It would almost be the perfect season“He added.

In the 2025 Ballon d’Or rangers, after his first major professional trophy with Bayern, Kane ended 13th with 112 points. His best result came in 2024, when he was 10th after winning the Golden Boot. After another trophy -free season that year, the captain of England is now determined to climb even higher in the rankings.

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Kane and his future at Bayern

Since he made his move from Tottenham in 2023, Kane has finally finished his long waiting time for silverware at Bayern and has been firmly established under Europe’s elite strikersBreaking records and cementing his estate as one of the most productive attackers of the 21st century. Now 32 years old and under contract with Bayern until 2027, speculation about a potential Premier League -backing has begun to get to the surface.

Kane appealed to those rumors frankly and left the door slightly open for a return to England: “I don’t know in terms of the Premier League. If you had asked me when I first left to go to Bayern, I would certainly have said I would come back. Now that I have been there for a few years, I would probably say that it went a bit –But I wouldn’t say I would never go back.“

The striker also expressed the satisfaction of life in Bayern, but continued to be measured over his long -term plans. ‘I am completely at Bayern. If there was a conversation about expansion, then we will see – but I still have another one this season and another. It’s not like I’m in my last year or there is panic. I am calm; I love the manager at Bayern, and as long as we improve and I am improving, I am happy to see what we can achieve“He concluded.