Harry Kane is one of the players that Manchester United is keeping an eye on signing during the summer transfer window.

Last month, HITC said that Manchester United is looking to add a striker during the summer transfer window, and they have “a concrete interest” in Harry Kane, the former striker for Tottenham Hotspur. Additionally, United is scouting Luca Netz.

According to HITC, INEOS and minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe are already evaluating what United needs to do to finish the season strong in order to field a competitive squad. Kane, the star player for Bayern Munich, is said to be the best attacker.

Kane, who moved from Tottenham to Bayern in the summer of 2023, has been a tremendous player for Thomas Tuchel’s team this year.

In 24 Bundesliga games this season, the England international striker has scored 27 goals and contributed five assists. In eight UEFA Champions League games, he has scored six goals and provided three assists.

Harry Kane, a target for Manchester United, made an impression on Peter Schmeichel.

As TBR paraphrased Schmeichel’s comments from the Planet Premier League Podcast, “I can see Gareth Southgate having a look at all of those options.” That seems really ominous. 

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“Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham, who is constantly scoring goals, Bukayo Saka, who is hot right now, and Harry Kane at the top, red hot, but I can’t see him gambling all of those players in the same game.”

Peter Schmeichel, a great at United, has expressed his admiration for Kane’s play for Bayern and highlighted how formidable England is offensively.

In my opinion, Manchester United may have trouble signing Harry Kane in the summer of 2024.

Harry Kane from Bayern Munich may be difficult for Manchester United to sign during the summer transfer window, in my opinion.

It’s true that Bayern’s season has been disappointing. They might not even make it to the UEFA Champions League final and are unlikely to win the Bundesliga.

However, Kane’s departure after just one season would not be acceptable to Bayern, one of the greatest and most illustrious clubs in the world.

After all, the 30-year-old attacker is among the finest in the world and has perhaps been Bayern’s best player so far this season.

In addition, the striker might not be eager to join United, particularly at this point in their inexperienced team’s inability to contend for or win the Premier League.