"Obviously it was a long time coming. There was a lot of hard work from when I started my career to that moment. A lot of ups and downs, a lot of close moments. As the years go on and you get closer, it just made me more motivated to get over the line, to make sure I win the first trophy."
"Winning is almost like a drug. You want to do it, you want to achieve it. When you achieve something like that, you can maybe think, 'OK, I've done what I wanted to do and relax a little bit'. But I've gone the other way in terms of: 'OK, I want to do even more now. I want to experience that with bigger trophies, on bigger occasions. Can I improve and make that happen?'"
Harry Kane secured his first professional trophy by winning the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich after many years of near-misses and hard work. The victory followed prolonged effort, ups and downs, and growing motivation to finally cross the line. Celebrations included teammates taking over a restaurant, drinking together, lifting the trophy at the Allianz in front of fans, and family and children joining on the pitch. The experience felt deeply rewarding and confirmed that winning can be addictive. The triumph strengthened Kane's ambition to pursue larger trophies on bigger occasions rather than prompting complacency.
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