Harry Kane has opened up on his Ballon d’Or nerves with the England captain insisting he has been kept in the dark as to the outcome of Monday’s awards do in London.
The Englishman scored an incredible 61 goals in 51 matches across all competitions last season for German champions Bayern Munich. Bayern also won two domestic cups and reached the Champions League semi-final, losing out to eventual winners, Paris Saint-Germain.
Kane would become the first English player to win the Ballon d’Or since Michael Owen, in 2001, if he is crowned the winner on Monday night. However, it is a close race
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