Harry Kane shrugs off 'Sir Harry' talk after Ballon d'Or win

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Harry Kane has addressed speculation about a potential knighthood after becoming the first Englishman in 25 years to win the Ballon d'Or, saying he would be honored but remains grounded. The Bayern Munich striker reacted to "Sir Harry" talk following his historic victory. Kane told Bild he "certainly wouldn't say no" to the honor from King Charles III, calling it "incredible" but adding he doesn't want to get "too carried away." He joked the title would feel strange, saying "for now, I'll just stick with Harry." The 33-year-old described his Ballon d'Or win as a "crazy week" with overwhelming support. Kane was honored by Bayern teammates with a guard of honour after their 6-1 win over Magdeburg, which he called "a little embarrassing." He plans to buy gifts for club and England teammates, and looks forward to showing the trophy to his children in London.


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