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Man Utd line up BLOCKBUSTER €130m deal
Cameron Smith
- 12 Nov 2024 16:00 GMT
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Manchester United remain interested in Harry Kane and are ready to submit a €130 million bid for the Bayern Munich forward, according to shock reports in Spain.
The England captain was heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford before joining Bayern last summer, but the Red Devils were unable to finalise a deal with Tottenham Hotspur and Kane opted to leave the Premier League altogether.
However, he could be set for a sensational return to England, with Man Utd lining up a €130m offer, as per Spanish outlet El Nacional.
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Ruben Amorim is reportedly unconvinced by Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee, and with top target Viktor Gyokeres also being pursued by Arsenal, Man Utd are eager to complete a deal to sign Kane in 2025.
The Red Devils are set to face significant competition for his signature, however, with Paris Saint-Germain also interested in the 31-year-old.
The Ligue 1 giants have failed to adequately replace Kylian Mbappe, who joined Real Madrid on a free transfer in July, and they are keen to rectify that by adding Kane to Luis Enrique’s first-team squad.
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Harry Kane to leave Bayern Munich?
Kane has notched 61 goals in just 61 appearances for Bayern Munich, but his trophy cabinet remains empty following a trophyless season for the Bavarians last campaign.
The England forward would become Man Utd’s all-time record signing if he moves to Old Trafford for the rumoured fee of €130m, while he would also become the most expensive player in Premier League history - surpassing Chelsea and Argentina star Enzo Fernandez.
Current ETV
Harry Kane
F (C)
Bayern
Harry Kane
F (C)
Bayern
ETV Range
€80.6M - €134.3M
Kane will have two years remaining on his current Bayern contract when the 2025 summer transfer opens, having signed a four-year deal upon his arrival last year.
He is the eighth-most valuable player in world football, with his Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) standing at a whopping €107.4m.
