Harry Kane insists he will finally break his trophy curse and insists he has yet to peak at 31, but the Bayern Munich ace admits he is frustrated by the long wait.

Harry Kane is confident he will finally break his long trophy curse in the near future and believes he has yet to peak at the age of 31.

Kane is yet to win a major medal for his club or country after losing several finals, having stumbled at the final hurdle at Euro 2020 and 2024 with England and in the Champions League in 2019 with Tottenham.

He joined Bayern Munich on a £100m deal in the summer of 2023 and was expected to lift their first cup last season, only to suffer further heartbreak after the Bundesliga giants ran out of trophies for the first time. since 2012.

In fact, Bayern was left without the league title after winning the previous eleven, lost in the German Cup against a third division team, lost in the German Super Cup in Kane's debut and was also eliminated from the German League. Champions in the semifinals. .

The following summer, their penalty drought continued when England were beaten 2-1 by Spain in the European Championship final.

However, Kane is hopeful that his 'best version' is just around the corner.

Harry Kane confident he will finally end his trophy drought in the near future

Kane has lost several important finals and has not won a cup with his club or country.

Stumbled at the final hurdle in the Champions League final with Tottenham in 2019

Questioned about his lack of trophies for football francevia L'Equipe, he said: 'I hear this question very often, as you can imagine. It's true, so far I have won individual awards such as top scorer or best player.

“But I start each season with the goal of winning collective trophies and I'm not satisfied with distinguishing myself only on an individual level. Now I'll tell you, I'm only 31 years old. At one point, at that age it was beginning to be the end.

“Nowadays, the way things are going is that we almost reached our prime at 30. And I think the best Harry Kane is yet to come. I have a lot of confidence in that.

“And I am very confident that the second part of my career, the one that now begins, will be rich in great trophies.

“And when I hang up my boots, it won't be a problem anymore.”

Kane was also pressed about his bid to win silver while with England at Euro 2024 and gave a similarly upbeat response.

“I'm very proud of what I've achieved in my career so far, but I also know that of course I want to have trophies to show for it,” Kane said.

“I feel like I'm at the top of my game and hopefully, especially over the next four or five years, that will be the case.” So there will be opportunities, starting this summer and then again next year with Bayern Munich.

But Kane also believes his “best version” is just around the corner at the age of 31.

Kane has scored 21 goals in as many games with Bayern Munich at the top of the Bundesliga.

“So I think the most important thing for me is to not lose motivation and keep trying to push myself and push the people around me.”

This season, Kane has scored 21 goals in as many games and Bayern, now coached by Vincent Kompany, is four points clear at the top of the Bundesliga.