Writing in his column for The Telegraph, Jamie Carragher has claimed that Harry Kane could be a perfect fit for this Liverpool team.
The Premier League landscape was rocked this week after it was reported that Kane wants to leave Tottenham, and inevitably, there has been a lot of speculation about where he’ll go next.
Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea have all been linked, but one side that haven’t shown much of an interest is Liverpool.
Carragher believes that Kane could be a great fit for Liverpool.
“Kane could slot effortlessly into the Liverpool team, ideally suited to a front three where he could play the dual role he has mastered as a slightly deeper centre-forward who still scores as prolifically as a traditional number nine,” Carragher wrote
“Kane is exactly what Liverpool have lacked upfront this season, and would comfortably make the adjustment working under Jurgen Klopp having excelled under Mauricio Pochettino.”
Carragher certainly isn’t wrong about Kane. The striker would be absolutely fantastic if he joined Liverpool.
He’s the England captain for a reason, and that’s because he’s one of the best players in the country.
Sadly, as Carragher wrote later in his column, a move to Anfield is highly-unlikely for Kane, but there’s no harm in imagining what would happen if he did join.
Kane would be unbelievable if he joined the Anfield outfit, he’s the joint-top scorer and the top assister in the Premier League this term, and the idea of him working alongside Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane is mouth-watering.
Where Kane ends up remains to be seen, but it will certainly be interesting to follow this story as it unfolds throughout the summer.
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