Harry Kane Transfer: Harry Kane to Manchester United: After some bad results from Tottenham Hotspur which have put them out of the Champions League qualifying zone, it’s becoming more likely that their star striker Harry Kane will leave the club. Kane has remained the primary target for Manchester United for quite some time. Reports say that Man United will start to inquire about what they will have to do to sign Kane. Follow Premier League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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Man Utd have started work now to try to establish the best way to make an early move for Harry Kane and give themselves time to switch back to Victor Osimhen or somebody else if Levy digs his heels. [@Matt_Law_DT] #MUFC 💰🔴 pic.twitter.com/H3zzu7BHFD
— UtdPlug (@UtdPlug) April 24, 2023
Harry Kane has been the top star for Tottenham Hotspur for many years and chairman Daniel Levy is not ready to let the player leave the club. However, Spurs’ performance has led them out of the top 4 positions in the Premier League. They only have 6 games left in the league, so there is a lot of doubt about whether they will be qualified for the Champions League next year.
Hence, there is a high chance that Harry Kane will not sign a new deal with Tottenham Hotspur. That means they will either have to sell the striker or risk letting him go on a free transfer. Kane’s contract with Spurs expires at the end of the next season. Other than Man United, many other Premier League clubs and other clubs have also shown interest in signing Kane.
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Bayern Munich are also looking for an effective striker and they could sweep in to sign Harry Kane. Reportedly, Spurs could ask around £80 million for Kane and that amount could increase if a Premier League club comes knocking. In that case, they could even demand £100 million, so Man United will have to be ready to break the bank if they want to sign the striker before the end of next season.
Manchester United want to start the process early and understand their position. They would not want to wait till the last day of the summer transfer window to sign the player. If that happens, they would not have enough time to try to sign their second-choice targets, like Victor Osimhen or Randal Kolo Muani. Several other clubs are also trying to sign these talented youngsters. Hence, Man United will have to keep enough time on their hands to sign someone else if they can’t sign Kane.
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