Manchester United have been rumored to be interested in luring Tottenham’s Harry Kane to the Old Trafford as they continue to rebuild under manager Erik Ten Haag.
In the world of football transfers, few sagas have garnered as much attention as the potential move of Harry Kane to Manchester United. As the transfer window heats up, the latest update from renowned football expert Fabrizio Romano has shed some light on the situation, leaving fans wondering about the likelihood of the England international donning the famous Red Devils’ jersey.
Speaking on his official YouTube channel, Romano asserted that, currently, Manchester United is not actively pursuing Harry Kane’s signature.
The Italian Journalist also took to his Twitter to confirm that the Red devils are only interested in Atalanta’s Rasmus Hojlund to lead their line, Kolo Muani is also an option but for now the Erik Ten Haag led team are all focused on landing the Danish striker.
Despite the admiration shown by United’s manager, Erik ten Hag, towards Kane’s prowess on the field, the club is mindful of their financial constraints and is hesitant to engage in a deal that might stretch their budget to its limits.
The prospect of Kane joining Manchester United has undoubtedly set fans’ hearts racing, as they envision the striker leading their attacking line-up with his clinical finishing and playmaking abilities. Nonetheless, the current circumstances might dampen hopes of witnessing this high-profile move.
Intriguingly, Romano hints that Bayern Munich could emerge as a more plausible destination for Kane. The German giants, known for their financial prowess, could be in a better position to meet Tottenham Hotspur’s demands and secure the services of the prolific goal-scorer.
Additionally, dealing with Tottenham Hotspur in transfer negotiations has proven to be no easy task for clubs in the past. The North London club is renowned for its shrewd approach to player sales, often opting to part ways with star players to clubs outside the Premier League. Notable instances include Luka Modric and Gareth Bale’s lucrative moves to Real Madrid in previous years.