Tottenham striker has been linked to a move away from his club as some English Premier League clubs like Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United are tipped to sign him.
Fresh details suggest Tottenham have set their asking price for Harry Kane amid links to Man United.
Tottenham could demand a world record transfer fee to
sanction an exit for Harry Kane this summer.
Manchester
United are one of the clubs that have been heavily linked with Kane since he
admitted his future at Tottenham was uncertain, but now fresh details from
the Independent suggest Spurs chairman Daniel Levy could ask for
£200m to consider a sale.
The article claims numerous
sources have indicated Levy is ready to play hardball in any negotiations for
the three-time Golden Boot winner, and if any club agrees to
buy Kane for that substantial fee, it would just edge the current
transfer record of £198m for Neymar.
Despite Edinson Cavani extending his stay at Old
Trafford, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to rule out signing a new
centre-forward, and earlier reports have claimed United are prepared to sign
Kane, but if this valuation is true, it seems likely it could scupper any deal.
However, it’s said that Tottenham are in a delicate
position, they’re still paying off a £1.2bn stadium, having also taken out a
government loan and it’s reported some financial figures feel they’re the most
strapped for cash out of the Super League rebels.
Regarding any potential departures this
summer, reports suggest Leicester are interested in Daniel James, with
Brendan Rodgers identifying the Welshman as a possible signing, looking to
reinforce his side who narrowly missed out on Champions League football.
James has failed to hold a regular position in
Solskjaer’s plans since arriving from Swansea for £15m two years ago, although
there have been glimpses of quality from the winger, and his excellent assist
created United’s opener against Wolves, for example.
The report claims if United can sign Jadon Sancho in
the transfer window, the likelihood of James leaving will increase.
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