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Sir Harry? Kane responds to knighthood talk after Ballon d'Or win
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Harry Kane would be "massively proud" to be knighted, but admits it would be "weird" to have everyone calling him Sir.
Harry Kane would be "massively proud" to be knighted, but admits it would be "weird" to have everyone calling him Sir.
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