Harry Kane marked his Ballon d'Or triumph with a lavish celebration at Cirque Le Soir in Soho, London, after becoming the first English player since Michael Owen to win the award. The Bayern Munich striker, 33, arrived at the club with the trophy in hand, greeted by fanfare and champagne sparklers.
Star-Studded Guest List
Kane was joined by his wife Kate, brother Charlie, and several friends, including Eric Dier, Ben Davies, and Matt Doherty. Former manager Tim Sherwood also attended and posed with the trophy. Kane wore a Rolex watch estimated to be worth £1 million.
Emotional Acceptance Speech
During the event, Kane gave an emotional speech, thanking French Football, voters, and his Bayern Munich teammates. He said: "I'm almost speechless, luckily I have this list. First of all thank you to French football, the Ballon d'Or this amazing event being in London as well looked a good omen for me so thank you very much."
He also praised coach Vincent Kompany, who was in hospital, and expressed pride in bringing the trophy back to Bayern Munich. Kane's win followed a stellar 2025/26 season, helping Bayern secure a league and cup double and leading England to a third-place World Cup finish.
