The future of Harry Kane, one of the most prolific strikers in the Premier League, has been the subject of much speculation recently. The latest reports suggest that Kane has expressed a desire to leave for Manchester United this summer.
According to an exclusive story by The Sun, Kane is prepared to make a move to Manchester United. However, if Tottenham Hotspur, his current club, blocks the deal, Kane is reportedly ready to fulfill the final year of his contract and potentially leave for free afterwards.
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Kane’s Stance
Kane, who is a fan favorite at Tottenham, does not want to upset the Spurs supporters by signing for London rivals. On the other hand, Newcastle United, another club that has been linked with Kane, won’t be able to meet the asking price this summer.
Manchester United, who are in desperate need of a proven goal scorer, could greatly benefit from the addition of Kane. The England skipper, who earns £200,000 a week according to The Mail, has been a superstar in the Premier League for years.
A Stellar Career at Tottenham
Despite his individual success, including winning the Premier League Golden Boot three times, Kane has yet to win a club title in his career. This could be a motivating factor in his decision to potentially leave Tottenham.
In the recent Premier League season and also in 2017-18, Kane netted 30 goals in the league but failed to win the Golden Boot. He scored 43% of Tottenham’s total goals in the Premier League but couldn’t help them secure a place in any European competition for the next campaign.
A Potential Return to Champions League Football
Four years ago, Kane featured in the Champions League final against Liverpool. Next season, Manchester United can offer him a return to Champions League football. However, Daniel Levy, Tottenham’s chairman, is reluctant to sell his top scorer to any local rival but would be willing to sell him abroad.
As the summer transfer window approaches, the football world will be watching closely to see where Harry Kane will be playing next season.
