England international
Harry Kane said the Ballon d'Or winning moment surpassed even his wildest dreams.
The Bayern Munich of Germany forward, won the men award at the ceremony held in London on Monday.
Alexia Putellas of FC Barcelona and Spain, won the women's award for the third straight year.
Harry Kane said: "There were so many emotions. Honestly, my heart was beating fast and I was just hoping he would say my name."
"What a legend — Ronaldo was one of my idols growing up, so for him to be the one to present me with the award is an even bigger dream come true."
"To share these moments with my friends, my family, everyone here tonight — I'd say a dream come true, but it's beyond my wildest dreams. Just incredible."
The 33-year-old, who scored prolifically for Bayern Munich and England this season, is the first Englishman to win the award in 25 years.
Lamine Yamal of FC Barcelona and Spain, won the best young men's player of the year for the third straight year.
Other awards saw the
women's young talent going to Vicky López of Spain with the men's coach of the year going to Luis de la Fuente also of Spain.
The best women's coach went to Pere Romeu of Spain with the men's best goalkeeper also going to a Spanish player, Unai Simón.
The women's best goalkeeper went to Spain's Cata Coll at the Ballon D'or awards ceremony 2026.
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