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How Ballon d'Or winner Harry Kane has fared against Arsenal in his career

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Harry Kane won the Ballon d'Or after a stellar season with Bayern Munich, scoring 61 goals and providing seven assists in 51 appearances, and captaining England to the World Cup semi-finals. He netted 12 times in 14 matches for the Three Lions. Kane's performance earned him football's most prestigious individual prize. The award was given on Monday night.

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Harry Kane won the Ballon d'Or after a stellar season with Bayern Munich, scoring 61 goals and providing seven assists in 51 appearances, and captaining England to the World Cup semi-finals. He netted 12 times in 14 matches for the Three Lions. Kane's performance earned him football's most prestigious individual prize. The award was given on Monday night.

Kane has a strong record against Arsenal, having played 23 matches, scored 16 goals, and provided three assists, securing eight wins. He became the all-time scorer in the North London derby with 14 goals. Kane's performances for Tottenham often coincided with his side dominating Arsenal in the Premier League.

Despite leaving Tottenham for Bayern Munich in 2023, Kane continues to have significant encounters with Arsenal in European competitions. He scored in a 2-2 draw in April 2024 and set up a goal in a 2-2 draw at the Allianz Arena a week ago. Arsenal thought they had escaped Kane's impact after his transfer, but European meetings have kept their rivalry alive.

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Harry Kane became the fifth English player to win the Ballon d'Or, and the first since Michael Owen in 2001, as he was awarded football's most prestigious individual prize on Monday night. The Bayern Munich striker was recognised for a stellar season with Bayern Munich that saw him score 61 goals and provide seven assists in 51 appearances across all competitions on the way to winning the Bundesliga title and the DFB-Pokal. He also starred for the Three Lions, netting 12 times in 14 matches, and captaining his nation to the semi-finals of the World Cup, ultimately finishing third in their best result since their 1966 triumph.

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