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Can Kane Break Ballon d'Or Trend Without a Major Trophy?

BBC Sport notes that Ballon d'Or winners typically come from recent major trophy-winning teams, raising questions about Harry Kane's chances.

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According to a report from BBC Sport, history suggests that winners of the Ballon d'Or, football's prestigious individual award, have typically come from clubs or national teams that have recently won one of the sport's biggest trophies.

The report raises the question of whether England striker Harry Kane could become a rare exception to this trend, given his individual performances and goal-scoring record.

BBC Sport's analysis highlights the historical pattern linking major trophy success with Ballon d'Or recognition, suggesting that players without recent team honors face a steeper path to winning the award.

The article does not specify additional details about Kane's current form or which trophies factor into this year's Ballon d'Or considerations, according to the source.

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