Harry Kane Eyes Ballon d'Or as Bayern Success Boosts Global Recognition
The England captain reflects on his career, challenges perceptions of his achievements, and emphasizes the importance of team trophies in his pursuit of individual accolades.
- Harry Kane has scored 32 goals and provided 11 assists this season for Bayern Munich, helping the club lead the Bundesliga and reach the Champions League quarter-finals.
- The England striker believes his consistent goal-scoring is underappreciated, citing age bias and fans growing 'bored' with his achievements.
- Kane feels his move to Bayern Munich has elevated his global reputation and improved his performance in high-stakes matches.
- He remains optimistic about winning the Ballon d'Or, acknowledging that team trophies are crucial for serious consideration.
- Kane compares his situation to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, noting how consistent excellence can sometimes be taken for granted by fans and media.