After years of criticism for a lacking trophy cabinet, Harry Kane (33) has finally silenced his doubters by claiming the Bundesliga and the German Super Cup with Bayern Munich in 2025. This success follows an extraordinary season during which he also secured a domestic treble, comprising the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal, and German Super Cup, while shattering impressive records, including scoring 73 goals in 65 matches.

Kane’s remarkable campaign was acknowledged last Monday at the Ballon d’Or ceremony, where he claimed the prestigious award for the first time in his career. He expressed that this recognition may alter how some observers view him, stating, “particularly in the way the world looks at me and views my career.” He shared these thoughts in an interview with France Football.

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Kane noted, “We live in an age where this sort of accolade matters to people and influences their perception of a player’s calibre. No one will ever be able to take that moment or this season away from me. I think winning trophies like this helps you earn the respect of others and the fans. That’s for sure.”

Despite his newfound status, Kane insists “it doesn’t change my mindset.” Looking ahead, he expressed his desire to “always go further,” pondering, “What else can I achieve? Can I win two Ballon d’Ors in a row?” Reflecting on his career approach, he remarked, “That’s always how I’ve operated.”

While he refrains from elaborating on future ambitions, it’s reasonable to guess that restoring England’s position in international football is a priority for him. With limited opportunities ahead, Kane’s determination remains unwavering.

GFFN | Léo Aschi