Harry Kane says 'keep it as Harry' amid knighthood talk after Ballon d'Or win
Harry Kane has said he would be proud to receive a knighthood after winning the Ballon d'Or, though he admitted being called Sir would feel weird, adding: "We'll just keep it as Harry for now." Kane became the first Englishman to win the prestigious award since Michael Owen in 2001, following a remarkable 73-goal tally across last season. Bookmaker William Hill has offered 3-1 odds for Kane to be knighted by 2030 following his recent success. A spokesperson for Prime Minister Andy Burnham congratulated Kane on his achievement, acknowledging his significant contribution to English football. The forward described the recent days as a whirlwind after watching from the bench during Bayern Munich's 6-1 DFB-Pokal victory against Magdeburg.