Arsenal’s toughest test yet will come on 30th May in Budapest against current champions PSG, who reached the final with a 6-5 aggregate win over Bayern on Wednesday night.
Kane scored his 55th goal of the season for Bayern deep into stoppage time but it was not enough to turn around the tie as top European teams continue to be picked apart by the French giants.
The Gunners, meanwhile, secured their spot in the showpiece event for just the second time in their history with a 2-1 aggregate win over La Liga side Atletico Madrid.
Ahead of the clash, Kane commented on who could possibly lift the trophy following the crushing defeat to a relentless PSG side.
"It's tough to take right now. Over the two legs we had enough moments to have a different outcome but it didn't go our way. Some decisions today didn't go our way and (we) played a lot of good football, but the final ball wasn't there.
"PSG being champions probably hold the right to be slight favourites but overall, two top teams going at it and it will be an even match.
“On whether he will watch the final: "I don't know, it depends where I am. Right now I am just disappointed."
However, despite predictions, Arsenal are the only unbeaten side in the Champions League this season and their defence could be enough to finally pacify a PSG team who cannot stop scoring.