Harry Kane said in an interview with Tribuna that if he had Lionel Messi's left foot right now, stopping him would be almost impossible. GOAL reported that Kane was crowned the 2026 Ballon d'Or winner.
Asked about weaknesses
Asked whether he still has weaknesses despite lifting the Ballon d'Or, Kane said: "Of course! There are always aspects you want to improve, and that will remain the case right up until the day I decide to retire from football, there's no doubt about that."
How Kane described his level
Kane said: "But at the same time, I think I have never been such a complete player. Physically and mentally, when I step onto the pitch I feel I am living at the peak of my abilities."
He added: "All these aspects have currently reached their highest levels. I notice it in training, especially through the way I score goals. I feel I have become a more versatile player than ever, and that is what gives me the motivation."
Kane also said: "I am still in great physical condition. How far can I go? And will I keep progressing and improving? We'll see."
His Messi remark
With a smile, the Bayern Munich striker said: "If I had Messi's left foot right now, stopping me would be almost impossible!"
