Harry Kane celebrates Ballon d'Or win with London after-party
England captain Harry Kane celebrated winning the Ballon d'Or with an exclusive after-party in London, featuring champagne and shots with family and friends. The Bayern Munich striker was crowned the world's best player at the ceremony. Kane, 33, was joined by his wife Kate Goodland, parents, and brother Charlie at Cirque le Soir in Soho, where eight magnums of Ace of Spades champagne were served. Former Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood, who gave Kane his first start in 2014, was pictured with the trophy. Kane, who typically avoids strong alcohol, appeared early Tuesday to thank supporters and journalists who voted for him, calling the win "a dream" and posting "Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise."