England star Harry Kane, a striker for Bayern Munich, confirmed that he would feel very proud if he received the title of "Sir" (knight) in Britain, but he admitted that others getting used to calling him by the new title would be a strange thing for him.
The England captain's statements came after Bayern Munich's victory over Magdeburg in the German Cup, on Wednesday, and days after he was crowned with the Ballon d'Or awarded by the French magazine "France Football" to the best player in the world, in recognition of his extraordinary performance for his club and his country's national team.
In response to a question about the possibility of giving him the title "Sir", Kane said, according to the British news agency "PA Media": "I will certainly not refuse it. It will be amazing and I will feel enormous pride, but I don't want to preempt events."
Regarding the possibility of being known as "Sir Harry Kane" in the future, the England striker said the nickname sounds good, but he would feel weird if everyone started calling him by his name, adding with a sense of humor: "Let's just call me Harry for now."
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