Kane stays low‑key after his Ballon d’Or during Bayern's win

Harry Kane, winner of the Ballon d’Or for two days, attended Bayern Munich's 6‑1 victory over Magdeburg in the German Cup on Wednesday evening, but only received an ovation from his teammates before the warm‑up, without taking part in the game.

The Englishman said he is not a fan of this type of celebration and spent a quiet evening, showing his full humility. He did not get involved in the game, staying on the bench.

Olise double and dedication to the Ballon

Michael Olise scored a nice brace, one of which was dedicated to the new Ballon d’Or. The Frenchman signed the first of his two goals in honour of the trophy.

Ismael Saibari, Alphonso Davies, Nathaniel Brown and David Daiber also found the back of the net. These goals helped seal Bayern's qualification for the round of 16.

Kane stayed on the bench, dressed in a tracksuit, and did not present his trophy to the crowd at the Allianz Arena, which warmly applauded him. This discretion reinforced the image of a player who prefers to let the team shine.

Olise dedicates a Panenka to Harry Kane before the classic

In the mixed zone, he admitted: “It was quite strange, I almost felt a slight awkwardness, but I know it’s important.” He emphasized that, despite the comfort of the trophy, he remains aware of his role within the group.

He had previously posted a video addressed to the Bavarian supporters, thanking them and stating that the Ballon d’Or belongs to the whole Bayern, the staff and the fans. He added that he looks forward to sharing it with them, which would be special.

A ceremony could be organised during the next home match, Saturday against Borussia Dortmund. The match against Dortmund will be the occasion to officially present the trophy to the supporters.

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