MANCHESTER UNITED could reignite their interest in Harry Kane this summer.
Manchester United could reportedly re-ignite their interest in Tottenham star Harry Kane, but their next managerial appointment could be crucial to any pursuit. Kane made his desire to depart Spurs clear last summer, with the Red Devils being one of his leading suitors.
They are the lowest scorers among the sides currently occupying the top five places in the Premier League, which could cost the come the end of the season.
The Old Trafford side are also facing what is likely to be a major revamp of their squad when the summer transfer window opens.
Edinson Cavani appears set to move on from the Premier League when his contract expires, while Ronaldo’s future is also uncertain.
That could open up a space in the United squad for a leading striker, with Kane a leading target, having developed into one of the best forwards in the world.
While they pulled back from making any real move for him, he is held in high regard by the hierarchy at Old Trafford.
And according to ESPN, a move for Kane this summer is said to be a ‘possibility’ though it will cost a fee in the region of £100million.
The likelihood of such a move being made would only increase should Mauricio Pochettino be appointed as United’s new permanent manager.
