Chelsea told where £200 million transfer target will make move too next!
Tottenham striker and Chelsea target Harry Kane will join Manchester United, according to former Blackburn and Chelsea striker Chris Sutton.
Regarded as one of the best strikers in the game right now and one of the main reasons why Tottenham are such an exciting team to watch, there has been alot of speculation in the media over the past few days about the future of the England International.
Kane has not won any trophies just yet and with Spurs seemingly heading in the wrong direction under Jose Mourinho, he recently came out and admitted that he may have to leave the club in order to get the success that he is looking for, with us keen on trying to nail down his signature.
However, Manchester United are reportedly also interested in trying to sign Kane during the summer window and may even be willing to pay that massive £200 million transfer fee that is being talked about.
Now Sutton believes Kane is the type of player United need and thinks that is where he will end up.
“I think he will be off to Man U,” Sutton said on the Squeaky Bum Time podcast. “Yeah I do, because he won’t win anything at Tottenham and United need a top, top striker and he would fit perfectly.”
When Kane decides that he wants to leave the club, there will be so many clubs interested in a potential deal although we would love him here, £200 million is alot of money to spend on one player.
We need to work on a number of positions, so unless we have around £400 million to spend, it would be massive shock to see him arrive at the Bridge to sign a big time contract.
But ooooooh boy would he be a great signing!
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