Former Tottenham striker Harry Kane celebrated his Ballon d'or win in style with three recognisable faces of his boyhood club joining him at a party

Harry Kane has been captured celebrating his Ballon d'Or triumph with Tottenham star Ben Davies as well as former players Eric Dier and Matt Doherty in London. The Spurs academy graduate was officially crowned as the world's best player on Monday evening with his after-party including some familiar faces.

A short video from what looks to be a private event sees his wife Katie Goodland and family up on an elevated platform. Just below that are all of Doherty, Dier and Davies with James Maddison also present but not visibly pictured at the event.

Davies still plays for Tottenham, and scored in the recent win over Coventry City, which proved he still has a role in the squad under Roberto De Zerbi. Dier followed Kane to Bayern before joining AS Monaco while Doherty is under contract at Championship club Sheffield United.

Numerous recognisable names were also quick to praise his achievements on social media with Son Heung-min's message the most popular. He replied to an Instagram post: "Deserved more than anyone huge congratulations my partner."

Son left Spurs two years after Kane moved on and joined MLS outfit LAFC following their historic Europa League triumph under Ange Postecoglou. The pair formed a close bond both on and off the pitch with Son's social media message showcasing their relationship.

Wayne Rooney John Stones, Luis Diaz and Morgan Rogers were a few others to comment in addition to former Tottenham stars such as Jan Vertonghen, Erik Lamela, Djed Spence and Ryan Sessegnon.

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Kane's current Bayern Munich teammate Michael Olise was one of many footballing stars at the Ballon d'Or ceremony that congratulated him before he went up on stage and delivered an inspirational speech.

After thanking a number of individuals, he stated: "Thank you to Tottenham Hotspur as well. I wouldn't be where I am today without Tottenham.

"All the guidance, all the coaches you have allowed me to live my dream. For all those moments, all the ups and downs along the way has led me to this moment here today. To all the fans, Bayern, England fans, Spurs fans and all my fans around the world. I love you in this room tonight.

"The support you give me - I appreciate it all. I remember being a fan not long ago and what it means to play football. It was a dream of mine Any time I can give back to you guys is an honour and privilege to do so."

Kane, scored a staggering 73 goals last season for club and country which helped him claim the prestigious award over Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe and Barcelona ace Lamine Yamal, who finished second and third, respectively.