Harry Kane names his 'biggest dream' as Ballon d'Or winner targets England glory and the Champions League

England captain Harry Kane has revealed his biggest dream: winning a major trophy with his country. The Ballon d'Or winner, preparing to surpass his nation's all-time appearance record, will earn his 126th cap against Croatia in the UEFA Nations League at Wembley. Kane's current tally comes only weeks after being named the world's best player.

Although he spent a decade without winning silverware at Tottenham, Kane has since triumphed twice with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga and once in the German Cup. Now, his sights are set on trophies still missing from his collection. In an interview with BILD, Kane set a five-year target to win the Champions League with Bayern at least once and also secure a trophy with England.

The motivation behind Kane's relentless drive lies in the fact that individual accolades, while impressive, are mere consequences of striving for team success. With both club and country replete with talented players, Kane expresses optimism about the promising future ahead. Ultimately, winning a team trophy with England—a major trophy—is Harry Kane's biggest dream.