Former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama has congratulated his former Tottenham Hotspur teammate Harry Kane after winning the Ballon d’Or, describing the achievement as fully deserved.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more news“Congratulations, brother, totally deserved,” Wanyama posted.##NAJAVA_MECA_10062781##Wanyama and Kane played together at Tottenham between 2016 and 2020, forming part of a side that came close to winning both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League under Mauricio Pochettino.Tottenham finished second in the Premier League in the 2016/17 season before reaching the Champions League final in 2019, where they lost 2-0 to Liverpool.Wanyama has previously spoken highly of Kane, praising his clinical finishing, professionalism and understanding of the game.Six lessons learned from FKF Premier League match week three“Harry’s finishing is second to no one. You saw it in training; he is so clinical. I have not seen another striker like him. He’s also a very professional player. He does all the right things. His game understanding, his movements, his runs, they are just top,” he revealed.Despite his impressive goalscoring record, Kane left Tottenham in 2023 without winning a major trophy with the club. He departed as their all-time leading goalscorer, having established himself as one of the most prolific forwards in the Premier League.Kenya Police set to hand coaching job to Frenchman after Muyoti’s dramatic exitHis move to Bayern Munich marked a new chapter in his career, with the England captain continuing his remarkable goalscoring form in Germany and helping the club secure domestic honours.Kane scored 73 goals in 65 appearances for club and country last season, a return that strengthened his case for the Ballon d’Or.The 33-year-old beat Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe to claim the award in London, becoming the first Englishman to win it since Michael Owen in 2001.Mwanakombo fires warning to Japan as Junior Starlets chase historic quarter-final spotHis triumph marks a major milestone in a career that has seen him move from enduring near misses at Tottenham and with England to earning football's highest individual honour at Bayern Munich.