'Ronaldo presenting me with Ballon d'Or beyond my wildest dreams' - Kane

How was it to receive the Ballon d'Or from R9? Yeah, it was as good as it comes, really. Yep. One of the best strikers, one of the best players ever to read my name out and present me with the Ballon d'Or was beyond the wildest dreams, I think. So, it made the night extra special and I spoke before about it being in London and all these little things that just, But just. yeah, I think it will be impossible to replicate. Everyone's extremely proud that I won it, you know, a lot of congratulations and yeah, for me personally, great to see a lot of the boys again, the staff who helped make it happen. Thank Yeah, I think I probably underestimated, you know, the response that I was going to get if I did win. You know, it's just been incredible from everyone, from, you you know, Bayern Munich, from England, from the English fans, you know, coming out of the event that night and seeing all the fans very there in the street and lifting the trophy was just a magical moment. So, yeah, everyone I've seen even... much. Whether it's workers or fans on the street or, you know, everyone's just going to be there, congratulations. So, yeah, it's been incredible and, you know, just really grateful for everyone's support, really. Yeah, I think it's definitely up there as the biggest. I think it showcases, you know, consistency at the highest level. And I think. Any great player wants to be able to perform year on year and to reach the number of caps I have is a testament to what I spoke about maybe in my speech, all the stuff behind the scenes, all the dedication, all the time that maybe people don't see that keeps me fit and keeps me healthy. So, yeah, for sure, I think this is one of the biggest milestones in my career. Yeah, I think from an England point of view, I've made it pretty clear to win a team trophy with England, a major trophy. Thank you very much, Sophie. It's my biggest dream, it's always been my biggest dream to win a European Championship or World Cup or both, hopefully. Hopefully. But I know how difficult that is, so I'm extremely motivated to do that. I think a lot of the individual accolades are incredible and of course things I'm proud of, but ultimately they're a consequence of trying to make the team better and trying to win something with the team. And like I touched on with Bayern Munich now, it's just to try and win the Champions League. There's still... many trophies that I haven't won and that's what motivates me to try and achieve those things. Obviously England debut is always a big one, just a dream coming true I guess. Playing at Wembley, scoring on my debut, coming on for Wayne Rooney for sure would always stick in my mind. I think one from the recent tournament, this World Cup, I think the DR Congo game for me was just an incredible experience to be able to help the team get through a knockout game like that, To score the two goals, the second goal, one of mine. My best finishes and just the feeling of adrenaline after and the celebrations was as good as they come. I've done a piece with the FA recently about six or seven games of the 100 cap and breaking the goal record. I've been lucky enough to have some great moments, but I think the major tournament moments, especially knockout football when you come through those, the Mexico game, another one, they're the ones that really stick in the memory.