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Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe may not have the final say on the transfer, but he is reportedly a big fan of an English star.
That was Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane, who also reportedly is willing to return to the Premier League sometime in the future.
according to TBR FootballKane has an admirer in Ratcliffe, the 31-year-old was previously identified as a billionaire dream when the billionaire first invested in the Red Devils.
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It is not clear whether this will translate into Man Utd’s attempt to sign Kane soon, but the report notes that the England International may be eager to play in the Premier League again and that he will not be with him because of joining Arsenal or Chelsea. The competition for former Tottenham clubs.
Harry Kane
TBR Football also reported that Kane would soon have a £54m release clause, which could pave the way for him to leave Bayern.
There may be many clubs that will consider this fee and think it’s too high for players who will turn 32 later this year.
However, there seems to be no sign that Kane slows down as he gets older, so the former Spurs forward may also remain a dream goal for big European big names.
No doubt United will welcome him now, Marcus Rashford left after tilting in form, while Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Rasmus Hojlund is all trying to find the back of the net.
It has been a while since Kane looks like the kind of striker MUFC, which could be a big push as competitors like Arsenal and Chelsea won’t have realistic competition.
If Kane ends up playing for another London club after a long relationship with Tottenham, it’s certainly true, even though we’ve seen some of the big names representing these teams It will cause great controversy.
Sol Campbell, Emmanuel Adebayor and David Bentley are all one of those who play for Arsenal and the Spurs, and William Galas even has spells with three Arsenals, Chelsea and the Spurs.
