Harry Kane celebrated well into the early hours at one of London's most exclusive nightclubs after claiming the Ballon d'Or in the capital - becoming the first Englishman to lift the prestigious award in 25 years.
The Bayern Munich talisman enjoyed the finest season of his career, securing another Bundesliga title and the German Cup, despite falling at the semi-final stage in the UEFA Champions League and with England at the FIFA World Cup. He netted an impressive 61 goals for the Bavarians.
Following his landmark achievement, Kane made his way to Cirque Le Soir in Soho to celebrate with family and friends. The Bayern star was welcomed by a crowd brandishing champagne sparklers, raising his shot glass in gratitude.
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His wife, Kate, and brother, Charlie, accompanied him at the Ballon d'Or ceremony and remained by his side throughout the evening's festivities. Kane had security personnel with him when he eventually departed the celebration in the early hours of the morning, as per The Mirror.
Several of Kane's former Tottenham Hotspur teammates also turned up to mark his historic achievement. The likes of Eric Dier, Ben Davies and Matt Doherty were spotted on the dance floor throughout the night.
The depth of Kane's support was evident, with Bayern sending a contingent of players and staff to London to back his Ballon d'Or bid. By claiming the accolade, he became the German club's first recipient since Karl-Heinz Rummenigge back in 1981.
During his acceptance speech, the England striker declared: "Thank you to everyone who voted for me. I can imagine it was really tough this year, [with] some of the incredible players I was up against – some of my teammates [and] world-class players in the room tonight.
"Congratulations to all the winners, all the nominees, an impressive showing of what hard work and determination can achieve, so well done. My Bayern Munich teammates – I've got a few here tonight, without you it wouldn't have been possible. The way you guys have pushed me, the way we compete, against Upa [Dayot Upamecano] in training every week, it just makes me want to improve.
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"Vincent [Kompany], I know he's at home, still in the hospital so wishing him very well. Hope this has given you a bit of energy and all the staff, the way we train, the way you push us you're a credit to yourself."
Kane also paid tribute to his former club Tottenham, where he spent the entirety of his career prior to his move to Germany, adding: "I wanna say thank you to Tottenham Hotspur as well. I wouldn't be where I am today without Tottenham for sure. I was here from 11-years-old.
"All the guidance, all the coaches. You allow me to live my dream so, for sure, without all those moments together, all the ups and downs along the way from that journey has led me to that journey here today so just want to say thank you to Tottenham Hotspur.
"To all the fans – Bayern Munich fans, England fans, Spurs fans – and all my fans around the world, a lot of you in this room tonight, the support you give me in the stadiums, around the place, wherever it may be, on social media, I appreciate it all."