The Man United fans here in the Transfer Tavern are getting amongst the latest rumour for in-form Premier League striker, Harry Kane.

United have reportedly been long-term term admirers of the stand in English captain. with constant rumours of a big money move from Tottenham up north. Indeed, news breaking around our punters suggests that United may be putting a rather large of money on Daniel Levy’s table.

With the constant rise of transfer fees and last window’s prices, Kane won’t come cheap…Only a Neymar or Mbappe level bid might make Levy and Tottenham think about the decision to sell their prized asset, with a stunning £170m offer touted by the Sun.

Our landlord thinks that, while Spurs are not a selling club, every one of their players has a price and would be moved on especially in the wake of a new stadium build.

Indeed, the likes of Dimitar Berbatov, Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and Kyle Walker have all been allowed to leave for big money, so perhaps it’s not out of the realms of possibility.

A sacrifice of selling Kane to bring in more players may make sense and Old Trafford certainly would be a great home for the England star.

Striking Partnership

A partnership of Harry Kane and Romelu Lukaku would put the fear of God into any defence around the world as these two have found the back of the net on regular occasions over the past few years.

Combining the two would be a masterstroke by Mourinho and with the ageing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, there’s a lot of room to give when it comes to money.

Imagine the sight of those two leading a Man United frontline, it would be ridiculous.

Revenue

If you look at the Neymar deal and how many shirts sales only made with days of him signing, United will look to do the same level if not more with their global reach.

When Paul Pogba arrived it caused a huge amount of fanfare, if Kane was to arrive at Old Trafford the United board will be rubbing their hands in excitement not only in terms of revenue but expected trophies to come.

Would be the biggest move between Premier League sides since Alan Shearer joined Newcastle from Blackburn in 1996, a deal United missed out on.

Level Up

If Kane is to become England captain and regarded as a great Premier League player, he has to take the step up to United’s level.

While he’s smashing his time at Spurs, the footballing world needs to see him at a top, top side, somewhere United could be very shortly under Jose Mourinho.

United are the biggest club in the world and with that they want the best players to play for them, by levelling Kane up, not only will they get the most out of him, he himself can reach new heights in his career.