Harry Kane zu Manchester United?

Harry Kane is not a summer transfer target for Manchester United, according to Sky Sports News HQ reporter James Cooper.

Reports surfaced on Thursday night that the Tottenham striker, who has scored 30 goals in all competitions this season, could be the subject of a £45m bid.

Manchester United are expected to make more moves in the transfer market after the signing of Memphis Depay, but Kane does not appear to be on their list of targets.

Manchester United are ready to test Tottenham's resolve by making an official bid for Harry Kane, Goal understands.


United are prepared to put together a package worth up to £50 million (€70m) and are willing to offer up Javier Hernandez, Nani and Adnan Januzaj in exchange as part of a deal that would see Kane become Britain's most expensive footballer.


Goal revealed last month that Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal made Kane his primary target to improve his strikeforce after the 21-year-old's sensational breakthrough season in which he scored 30 goals.



Manchester United are interested in signing Tottenham striker Harry Kane this summer, according to Sky sources.

United are in the market for a new striker after electing not to buy Radamel Falcao while Robin van Persie's future at the club remains uncertain.

Kane took the Premier League by storm last season as he scored 21 goals and was voted the PFA Young Player of the Year.

Manchester United are ready to test Tottenham's resolve to keep Harry Kane with a £40million bid for the striker.

United have made Spurs and England star Kane their top summer transfer target after Real Madrid declared Gareth Bale is staying at the Bernabeu.

Kane has been on United boss Louis van Gaal's wanted list following his 31-goal heroics last season, but now the Reds are ready to make official their interest in the form of a bid.

Tottenham will not sell star striker Harry Kane to Manchester United, even if a major bid comes in this summer, sources have told ESPN FC.

Kane, 21, has been linked with a £40 million move to Old Trafford after a stellar season at Spurs where he netted 31 times in 40 games in all competitions, including a goal on his debut for England against Lithuania.

The striker signed a new five-year contract until 2020 in February, giving his club no reason to sell and sources have told ESPN FC that Spurs have no intention of letting their star man depart.

Harry Kane spoke to Sky Sports about speculation regarding his future following England U21's defeat to Portugal last night.

The striker revealed that he is flattered by interest from Manchester United but is happy to stay with Tottenham Hotspur.

"Of course I have been watching Sky Sports and have seen the interest. But I am happy at Spurs and I look forward to the future with Spurs. I have seen there is interest but that's all I know. It is flattering for other clubs to maybe be interested."

There are fresh reports linking Tottenham’s Harry Kane with a move to Manchester United today and the Sun on Sunday claim United chiefs have made direct contact with Spurs over a move.

We’re being told by Sky Sources that there has been NO approach. Tottenham’s stance has constantly been that he is NOT for sale.

We'll bring you more as we get it.

Sources say Manchester United are unlikely to bid for another striker before the transfer window shuts on Sept. 2, and are prepared to start the season with Wayne Rooney as their only established senior player at the position.

So far this summer, Louis van Gaal has sold Robin van Persie to Fenerbahce and decided against signing Radamel Falcao on a permanent basis from Monaco.

Tottenham Hotspur fear Harry Kane will seek summer transfer

Tottenham fear Harry Kane will seek to exit this club this summer after running out of patience in north London. The striker, who turns 27 next summer, has scored 171 goals in 262 appearances for Spurs but is yet to win silverware in his career. Kane has attracted interest from Manchester United, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich in the past and would not be short of suitors should he opt to leave the club. Spurs’ difficult start to the season reached its lowest point on Tuesday when they were trounced 7-2 by Bayern Munich at home. Kane was said to be furious afterwards and the Times claim he led an inquest with captain Hugo Lloris in the dressing room afterwards.