According to German media outlet tz reporter Hanna Raif, Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen confirmed that the club delegation will travel to London for tomorrow's Ballon d'Or awards ceremony.
Jan-Christian Dreesen said: "Of course, we would be thrilled if Kane won the Ballon d'Or. Kane sets new records every year, and this time, his 73 goals for Bayern and the England national team are particularly significant. I like to call him our '360-degree forward' because he always takes in the entire situation on the field, runs tirelessly, and makes his teammates better. He continuously improves his game, and in doing so, has changed the way our entire team plays. He is a global superstar without any airs, and a gentleman who sets an outstanding example both on and off the field.
"Olise's inclusion on the nominee list is also fully deserved, and I believe he will one day win the Ballon d'Or as well. Overall, receiving so many nominations is wonderful recognition of an excellent season. For the first time in ten years, Bayern once again has four players on the Ballon d'Or nominee list. Furthermore, Kompany has been recognized as one of the world's best coaches, and for the first time, our women's and men's teams have both been nominated for Club of the Year. Of course, we will go to London with due humility, and we hope to have the opportunity to celebrate several honors."