Tottenham Hotspur hitman Harry Kane is one of Europe’s hottest commodities.
Robbie Savage was a guest on BBC Radio Five Live last night, and urged Manchester United to go all out to sign Spurs ace Harry Kane.
The Tottenham striker has been sensational for his club this season, scoring 24 goals in as many outings thus far, and has firmly established himself as one of the continent’s most feared front-men.
Unfortunately for the Lilywhites, the 24-year-old’s fine displays have not gone unnoticed, with some of Europe’s most elite club’s thought to be interested in acquiring his signature.
Spurs will be desperate to keep hold of their key man, however, with one eye on their move to their new 61,000 capacity home next season.
Their progression would undoubtedly be halted if they sold Kane, and it could be argued that he is priceless to them.
Savage told BBC Radio Five Live how United should pull out all the stops to sign the Tottenham ace:
“If I was Manchester United, I would chuck everything at Harry Kane. I would break the bank.”
With the January transfer window now open, rumours regarding Kane’s future will surely not go away, and the only way for Spurs to put an end to talk of the 24-year-old’s potential exit will be to tie him down to a new and improved contract.
With Daniel Levy’s notoriously hard-nosed approach to business, though, it remains to be seen whether Tottenham will offer the England international fresh terms.
If they do not pay Kane what he deserves in relation to some of the league’s best players, though, it will be incredibly hard to keep him at the club.
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