“I simply don’t believe, either, they will have to limit their spending this summer, so a centre forward will arrive too, and I still wouldn’t rule out Harry Kane,” he added. “I believe he’ll stay in the Premier League, because he wants to smash the all-time scoring record.

‌”But Spurs are completely miles away, so he’ll have to maneuver, and United seems the obvious vacation spot. Maybe all this speak of getting no cash to spend is aimed toward retaining any Kane price down, as he solely has a 12 months left on his contract.”

United did maintain discussions with Tottenham chief Daniel Levy over Kane this summer season, however have since deserted negotiations over Spurs’ agency stance that the England captain will not be on the market - although they danger shedding him at no cost in a 12 months’s time.