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Bayern Munich’s assistant coach Aaron Danks doesn’t think there was a hidden message in Harry Kane’s Ballon d’Or speech

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Bayern Munich assistant coach Aaron Danks believes Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or speech was a reflection of his personality, not a hidden message. Danks thinks Kane's statement about working in silence and letting success speak for itself is characteristic of the striker's approach.

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Bayern Munich assistant coach Aaron Danks believes Harry Kane's Ballon d'Or speech was a reflection of his personality, not a hidden message. Danks thinks Kane's statement about working in silence and letting success speak for itself is characteristic of the striker's approach. Kane's career has been marked by significant achievements, including taking England to European finals and Tottenham to Champions League finals. Danks attributes Kane's recent recognition, including the Ballon d'Or, to his consistent performance.

Danks pointed out that Kane's career was already remarkable before he started winning trophies and individual accolades. He noted that Kane was achieving significant milestones, such as taking England to European finals and Tottenham to Champions League finals. According to Danks, Kane's success speaks for itself, and the striker's recent recognition is a testament to his hard work. The assistant coach believes that Kane's statement is not directed at anyone in particular.

The article suggests that some football fans may still interpret Kane's message as a dig at someone, possibly Yamal, despite Danks' explanation. The assistant coach's interpretation is that Kane's statement is a genuine reflection of his personality and approach to the game. The article concludes by noting that a little Ballon d'Or rivalry is not necessarily a bad thing. Kane has spent years letting his performances speak for themselves, and he now has a Ballon d'Or to show for it.

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Bayern Munich assistant coach Aaron Danks is not buying that interpretation, though. Speaking about Kane’s message, Danks insisted it was a reflection of the striker’s personality rather than a subtle dig at anybody. “I think that statement from Harry is a fantastic statement for any young person, in any area of life, but for any young football players, I don’t think it was directed at anybody. I think that is Harry. He works a lot in silence, he does a lot of work that nobody knows about, to get his body in the condition that it needs to be in, to get his mindset where it needs to be, and to get his preparation right.

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