Manchester United will be chasing a top striker this summer and according to the Sunday People they are ready to move on to Tottenham Hotspur star Harry Kane, even if it means the England captain becomes the most expensive English player ever.
Much has been said about Kane’s future and the lack of major trophies in his extremely impressive career. He recently became Spurs’ top scorer in history and has been the centerpiece of all the good things the club has done over the past decade, establishing himself as a regular in the Champions League and even reaching the final of an elite tournament in 2019. But they haven’t won a trophy for a very long time.
Manchester City pushed hard to sign Kane back in 2021, but Spurs turned down all offers in a strong position to do so, and the Premier League champions waited a year before signing Erling Haaland instead. United are now in need of a prolific goalscorer after Cristiano Ronaldo’s second coming failed to live up to expectations at Old Trafford and with only 12 months left on Kane’s contract at the end of the season, the Spurs’ chances of waiving him are nowhere near . just as strong as it was two years ago.
United are unfazed by the fact that Kane turns 30 this year, and the signing of midfielder Casemiro from Real Madrid last summer proved to be a huge success.