MANCHESTER United and rivals Manchester City are both interested in signing Harry Kane from Spurs, according to reports.
The Tottenham striker, 27, is on both clubs’ radars as they look for a focal point for their respective attacks.
Harry Kane is reportedly at the centre of a transfer tussle with Man Utd and Man CityCredit: Getty Images – Getty
And Daily Mail report that the Manchester rivals would both be willing to pay Kane’s £200,000-a-week wages.
SunSport understands that Tottenham are unlikely to want to sell their star striker and Spurs haven’t set an asking price.
Kane has scored 21 goals this season and is one of the best strikers in the world.
He is under contract until 2024 but would fit the bill for both sides as they search for a new striker.
Kane has been told he might need to leave Tottenham to add silverware to his brilliant goal record.
Ex-Spurs defender William Gallas recently told PlayOJO: “It all depends what Harry Kane wants for his future – does he want to lift trophies or stay at Tottenham and become a legend?
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Pep Guardiola would both love to have Harry Kane in their ranksCredit: EPA
“For the fans, it would be great for Kane to stay but as a player, you have to know what you want. Yes, he might have some individual accolades but as a player you want to lift trophies like the Premier League or the FA Cup to understand what it feels like to the lift the trophy.
“That’s why it’s very important for Tottenham to win something, to keep Harry Kane.”
Runaway leaders Man City are searching for a replacement for Sergio Aguero, 32.
The Argentine goal machine is out of contract in July and likely to end his decade-long stay in Manchester.
Man City have been linked with Dortmund’s Erling Haaland and Inter Milan forward Romelu Lukaku.
Lautaro Martinez, Danny Ings and Lionel Messi are also on their incredible five-man shortlist.
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Man Utd are also keeping an eye on Haaland – who scored twice for Dortmund in the Champions League last night.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told Norwegian outlet VG: “It is clear that Erling will have a fantastic career. I’m following Erling. I’ve always said that.
“Was it 18 months we had together or something? Almost two years, maybe. A wonderful time.
“He will definitely have a great career for both Norway and his club. He is doing incredibly well for Dortmund so we’ll see where he ends up.
“As a Norwegian and someone who has worked with him, it is of course fun that he does so well.
“We will do what we can to become a better team. He will do what he can to become a better player.
“Where does he end up? I do not want to say anything other than that. I wish him all the best. Whatever choice he makes is up to him.”
