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Kane's Ballon d'Or speech starts with a list

DAZN Football's post-show pairs Kane's almost-speechless acceptance with Alexia Putellas's message to young players after her third win.

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2026 Ballon d'Or | Post Show

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4:24The panel marks Kane becoming the first English Ballon d'Or winner in 25 years.
7:04Kane's acceptance speech thanks the voters and his Bayern Munich teammates.
11:06Putellas urges boys and girls to play soccer and believe in themselves.
15:30Yamal receives the Men's Young Talent of the Year award.
25:16De la Fuente credits sustained hard work for Spain's success.
28:50Holding his trophy, Kane reflects on reaching a level he once struggled to imagine.

"I'm almost speechless. Lucky I have this list here." Harry Kane has the Ballon d'Or in front of him and a few people to thank, including the Bayern Munich teammates who make his working week demanding.

DAZN Football's "2026 Ballon d'Or | Post Show" takes the evening beyond the red-carpet predictions we covered earlier. Here are the winners with their trophies, their acceptance speeches and the conversations after stepping offstage. The broadcast has drawn about 1.2 million views since yesterday.

Kane becomes the first Englishman to receive the award in a quarter-century. Alongside Ade Oladipo and Jolie Sharpe, former England player Lianne Sanderson puts the occasion in personal terms: "To be in London to see our England captain win the Ballon d'Or, it just feels really emotional."

Later, Guillem Balagué catches Kane holding the trophy and asks about the journey from his childhood in Chingford. Kane is still searching for words: "To be named the best player in the world is just just incredible and just, yeah, almost lost for words."

Putellas turns her own moment outward. Accepting her third Women's Ballon d'Or, she tells young viewers: "If you want to play football, play football. It doesn't matter if you are a boy, doesn't matter if you're a girl."

The show also includes Lamine Yamal's young-talent award and an interview with men's coach winner Luis de la Fuente, who credits relentless work. But the comments return to Kane's long route to this stage: one viewer remembers his Norwich loan spell, while another notices how carefully he holds the trophy.

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