Sir Harry Edward Kane has a very nice ring to it.After becoming the first English footballer to win the Ballon d’Or on Monday night, should Kane be given a knighthood?Kane won the Ballon d’Or after an incredible campaign for Bayern Munich and England, leading to calls for a knighthoodGettyLegendary stars who also won the Ballon d’Or during their careers, Stanley Matthews and Bobby Charlton, were given honours.But Kevin Keegan and Michael Owen never did, despite getting impressively their hands on the prestigious award too.So, what does the future hold for Kane? He surely has a chance of a knighthood after his incredible services to football.Will Harry Kane be knighted?Kane, who is England‘s captain, all-time top goalscorer and imminently the nations all-time appearance maker, is certainly a perfect candidate to be knighted after his success.On behalf of Prime Minister Andy Burnham, a No. 10 spokeswoman said: “To be the first Englishman to win it in 25 years is an extraordinary achievement, and what a moment to do it here at home.“Seventy years after Sir Stanley Matthews won the inaugural award, it caps a remarkable season, and Harry continues to set a brilliant example to young players across the country, and the PM knows the whole nation will be incredibly proud of him.“And hopefully, there’s another trophy to celebrate with England before too long.”The spokeswoman was then directly asked whether the Prime Minister would want to see Kane knighted for his achievements.She added: “On your question about a knighthood, I think everyone would agree, Harry Kane has given an enormous amount to English football, and this is a very special moment for him and the country.“But, as ever, I’m not going to pre-empt the honours process.”Kane has made a huge impact on English football both on the pitch and on it, with him surely in line to be knightedAFPKane sets the ‘perfect example’The 33-year-old has made an huge impact on English football not only on the pitch but also off it.talkSPORT Breakfast hosts Jeff Stelling and Ally McCoist think he is the perfect example for young people.Stelling said: “He is and can be an inspiration to younger kids. “He was a slow burner and hard work, look where it’s got him?”McCoist then added: “Clubs he’d been out to on loan, he stuck at it…success for him didn’t happen over night, he had to graft.“I think he’s a perfect, perfect example for young boys and girls to look up to, I really do.”