Tottenham will ‘probably look to sell Harry Kane for £10m’ as Man Utd and Bayern Munich fight over huge transfer
TOTTENHAM have been tipped to hang on to Harry Kane and sell him in January for a cut-price £10million by a West Ham legend.
The striker overtook Wayne Rooney to become the second-highest Premier League goalscorer last season.
GettyA West Ham legend believes Tottenham will wait and sell Harry Kane for just £10m in January[/caption]
The England captain, who is also our country’s all-time top marksman, has also secured his place as Spurs’ record scorer.
But it has been another year of disappointment for Kane at club level and he is still yet to win a trophy during his incredible career.
He only has a year left on his contract with Manchester United making him one of their top summer transfer targets.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich are convinced they will sign Kane.
Reports emerged last week that he had agreed personal terms with the German giants ahead of a potential blockbuster move.
However, the chances of the star leaving over the coming weeks depend on Spurs chairman Daniel Levy’s stance softening.
He is currently demanding at least £100m for the hotshot – a price neither United nor Bayern are currently willing to meet.
Despite the prospect of him being able to leave for nothing next summer, Tottenham have now been tipped to hang on to their talisman at least until January.
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And then former Hammers ace Frank McAvennie believes they will look to flog him for a bargain price.
Speaking to Football Insider, he said: “If he stays they will probably want to sell him for £10m in January or something just to get something back for him.
“If somebody is willing to pay £80m or £90m [this summer] for a nearly 30-year-old striker, I would bite the hand off them.”
Meanwhile, Tottenham and United legend Teddy Sheringham believes Kane would turn the Red Devils into a different animal if he signed.
He said: “If Harry Kane were to join United, then of course it would make them a better team and would bridge that gap between where they are at the moment and competing for the Premier League title next season.
“United are close – they’ve already won the League Cup. If you add Harry Kane to that team, suddenly it starts to look like a different animal.”
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