Bayern's Danks Commends Kane After Ballon d'Or Victory

Bayern Munich assistant coach Aaron Danks praised Harry Kane following his Ballon d'Or win, stating that the striker's focus will remain on scoring his next goal. Kane, 33, won the prestigious award for the first time during a ceremony in London.

Danks, who is filling in for head coach Vincent Kompany while he recovers from a virus, expressed pride in Kane's achievements and noted that the award would not alter Kane's professional mindset. Kane, who previously played for Tottenham, had not won a first-team trophy until joining Bayern in 2023.

Since his arrival in Munich, he has secured two Bundesliga titles and the German Cup, and reached the Champions League semi-finals twice. Danks remarked on Kane finally receiving the recognition he deserves after years of being overlooked despite his contributions to the England national team and Tottenham.

Kane and his Bayern teammates returned to Munich for a German Cup match against Magdeburg. Danks also provided an update on Kompany's health, stating he is improving.