TRENDING

From Commitments to Action: Africa Social Impact Summit takes Africa’s financing agenda to UNGA 2026 • European soccer live updates: Man City and Liverpool both in action • عثمان ميرغني.. ناطق باسم الطرشان • EXCLUSIVE: Chinese business partners battle over control of Nigerian company • PHOTOS: Police raid FCT crime hotspots, arrest 300 suspects • Tinubu congratulates by-election winners in four states • Six die, two injured in Kogi road crash • Anambra police arrest woman over alleged self-kidnap • South-East Speakers seek uniform legislative standards • CNG buses not enough to tame transport crisis, HURIWA tells FG • Nwabueze Charges Financial Journalists to Promote Tax Literacy • Lagos residents raise concerns over unsafe fufu preparation, preservation • Why NCAA needs research unit to guide aviation policy – Aligbe • familia zinakosea wapi kuacha watoto wa mitaani? • Mauki: Usifanye haya unapotafuta mchumba • APC’s bye-election victories significant ahead of 2027 – Keyamo • PSG president Nasser al-Khelaifi under investigation • Four dead as gunmen ambush miners in Plateau • Taraba Head of Service assures anti-corruption commission of continued support • Ladoja urges prayers, low-key coronation anniversary • From Commitments to Action: Africa Social Impact Summit takes Africa’s financing agenda to UNGA 2026 • European soccer live updates: Man City and Liverpool both in action • عثمان ميرغني.. ناطق باسم الطرشان • EXCLUSIVE: Chinese business partners battle over control of Nigerian company • PHOTOS: Police raid FCT crime hotspots, arrest 300 suspects • Tinubu congratulates by-election winners in four states • Six die, two injured in Kogi road crash • Anambra police arrest woman over alleged self-kidnap • South-East Speakers seek uniform legislative standards • CNG buses not enough to tame transport crisis, HURIWA tells FG • Nwabueze Charges Financial Journalists to Promote Tax Literacy • Lagos residents raise concerns over unsafe fufu preparation, preservation • Why NCAA needs research unit to guide aviation policy – Aligbe • familia zinakosea wapi kuacha watoto wa mitaani? • Mauki: Usifanye haya unapotafuta mchumba • APC’s bye-election victories significant ahead of 2027 – Keyamo • PSG president Nasser al-Khelaifi under investigation • Four dead as gunmen ambush miners in Plateau • Taraba Head of Service assures anti-corruption commission of continued support • Ladoja urges prayers, low-key coronation anniversary

September 20, 2026|14:02

Back to Home

England (Three Lions)

Ballon d’Or 2026: ‘We’ll see’ – Harry Kane responds to Yamal’s comments

Daily Post about 24 hours 1 mins read

Bayern Munich striker, Harry Kane, has responded to Barcelona winger, Lamine Yamal’s recent comments regarding the 2026 Ballon d’Or.

Yamal had said that he and Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe were the best players last season.

The Spain international added that he deserves to win the Ballon d’Or ahead of Mbappe and other candidates.

Responding to Yamal’s comments, Kane insisted after Bayern Munich’s 7-0 win over Union Berlin on Friday that everyone has the right to express themselves when it comes to the Ballon d’Or.

“I don’t know how Yamal meant it.

Everyone has the right to express themselves however they want. Everyone is different.,” Kane told Sky Sports.

“That is not up to me. I will keep doing my thing on the pitch, and then we will see what happens,” he said.

Ballon d’Or 2026: ‘We’ll see’ – Harry Kane responds to Yamal’s comments

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article