Harry Kane targets European Championship, World Cup and Champions League glory

Harry Kane has set his sights on winning major trophies with England and Bayern Munich after becoming the first Englishman in 25 years to claim the Ballon d'Or.

The England captain will make his record-breaking 126th international appearance against Croatia at Wembley on Thursday, just weeks after receiving football's most prestigious individual award.

Kane says winning a major international tournament remains his biggest ambition, with the European Championship and World Cup both on his wish list.

"To win a team trophy with England, a major trophy, is my biggest dream," he said. "That's always been my biggest dream, to win a European Championship or a World Cup, or both, hopefully."

At club level, the 33-year-old is determined to add the Champions League to his collection with Bayern Munich. He has already won back-to-back Bundesliga titles and the German Cup since moving to Germany from Tottenham.

Kane admitted that going so long without a trophy earlier in his career was difficult, but believes those experiences made him more determined to succeed.

England manager Thomas Tuchel confirmed Kane will start against Croatia and praised his captain's unique qualities, describing him as a player who combines exceptional passing with clinical finishing.

Kane will be presented with his Ballon d'Or in front of the Wembley crowd before kick-off.