Manchester United preferred Dimitar Berbatov thinks Harry Kane need to look for a fresh difficulty far from Tottenham Hotspur in order to understand his aspiration of winning prizes.
The England international has actually been a constant entertainer for the north London giants because his advancement season (2014/15) and he has netted 181 goals from 278 appearances for the club throughout all competitions.
Previously last month, Kane hinted that he might think about a fresh difficulty far from Spurs and Berbatov thinks the striker must follow his profession path to get the opportunity of winning flatware.
“I see a lot of similarities in the situation I went through and what is happening with Kane. I feel that it’s also a similar time in his career that I was at, you start to think if you’re on the right path and you think about winning things,” he informed Betfair.
“There is a strong connection between Spurs and Manchester United, Teddy Sherringham was at Tottenham then went to Old Trafford, I was a Spurs striker and went to United and now Kane, who’s also a striker, is being linked with a move there.”
Kane has actually been linked with a possible move to Manchester United during the next transfer window however a contract might show tough, provided Spurs are most likely to need around ₤150 m for the centre-forward.
Besides this, United would need to work out the offer through Spurs chairman Daniel Levy which stays a laborious job, with the 58- year-old declining to do any transfer business with the club because Berbatov’s switch to Old Trafford in 2008.
As such, a move to Old Trafford for Kane appears a not likely possibility ahead of next season. Based on City, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be handed a pre-sales budget of ₤150 m for the summer and the Norwegian won’ t desire to invest the whole figure on a singular finalizing.
Manchester United are most likely to prioritise the purchase of Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho and Aston Rental Property captain Jack Grealish over a move for Kane. The 3 Lions captain might still leave Spurs with Real Madrid having just recently joined the race to sign him.
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