Harry Kane celebrated lifting his first Ballon d'Or on Monday night by gathering with his closest football friends.
The 33-year-old Bayern Munich star became the first English winner of the award in 25 years following a standout season.
During the campaign, the England captain scored 61 goals in all competitions for Bayern and added six goals at the World Cup.
Following the ceremony at the London Palladium, Kane partied into the early hours as he and his friends went to Cirque Le Soir in Soho.
His wife Kate joined him alongside several of his former Tottenham team-mates.
Footage from the night out shows Eric Dier, Ben Davies, and Matt Doherty in attendance.
A photograph of Kane posing alongside James Maddison also appeared on social media later.
Kane and Dier developed a close friendship after experiencing their breakthrough seasons together at Tottenham in 2014-15.
They spent nearly ten years together in north London, sharing memories of competing for the Premier League and reaching the Champions League final.
In 2023, Kane completed a £100million transfer to Bayern Munich, with Dier joining him in Germany six months later.
A year later, the pair celebrated their first ever trophy together as Bayern won the 2024-25 Bundesliga title.
Dier recently wrote an open letter to Kane, praising his scoring achievements and career.
In the note written this summer, Dier backed him for the award, stating, "You deserve all the success you've had, and hopefully you'll win the Ballon d'Or. I'm not saying that just because I'm your friend. The stats and facts speak for themselves - just like all the things that can't be seen in an Excel table."
Davies shared a dressing room with Kane for the same duration, having also joined Tottenham in 2014-15.
The two formed a close bond during that period and frequently appeared together in training photos and goal celebrations.
Matt Doherty arrived at Tottenham in 2020, years after Kane established himself, but that did not prevent them from building a strong relationship.
Their friendship was aided by Doherty becoming close friends with Dier.
Dier previously joked about his friendship with Doherty in a 2022 interview with the Athletic, mentioning how Kane joined them to form a threesome.
Doherty also spoke about his bond with Dier and Kane, remarking, "You'd think we would all be friends for life."
Kane and Maddison were Tottenham team-mates for only a brief period as the playmaker arrived the exact summer the striker left.
Even so, they remained close from their time with England and have occasionally played golf together.
Ryan Mason, who was not filmed at the afterparty, remains a close confidant of Kane from their Tottenham days.
The two rose through the youth ranks together after meeting as teenagers and played two full seasons for the first team.
Mason also coached Kane twice after serving as interim manager, and the England forward mentioned him during his acceptance speech.
During his speech after receiving the prize, Kane said, "I wanna give a shout out to some of my coaches who have helped me along the way. Bradley Allen, Chris Ramsey, Tim Sherwood, Ryan Mason is here tonight, one of my best friends, Kenny Jackett, Russell Slade, Harry Redknapp, Mauricio Pochettino, Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte and then Roy Hodgson, Gareth Southgate and of course my two manages, Vinny [Kompany] and now Thomas. All of you played a big role in my development, all at different stages in my life and without each and every one of you I wouldn't be sat here today. For sure I learnt lots and found myself with the best people and with the best coaches it only improves you as a person and as a player so thank you very much."
