Ten Hag tells Man United board to break club transfer record for 29-year-old £200,000 per week star
Breaking News: Manchester United Manager Erik ten Hag Urges Board to Break Club Record to Sign Harry Kane
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has reportedly made a bold move by urging the Red Devils’ board to break the club’s transfer record to sign Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, who is currently England’s captain. Ten Hag has identified Kane as his number one target for the upcoming summer transfer window and is pushing for a record-breaking move to secure the services of the star forward.
Ten Hag’s Decision on Harry Kane
According to reports from the Mirror UK, the former Ajax coach has already decided that Harry Kane is the perfect fit for his squad and has made him his top priority. He is believed to have informed the Manchester United board of his intentions to sign the Englishman, and has requested the club to fund the move.
Kane’s Impact on the Man United Squad
Ten Hag is convinced that Kane’s arrival at Old Trafford would have a ‘Casemiro’ effect on the Man United squad, immediately elevating the team to the next level. The 29-year-old striker is regarded as one of the world’s best goal scorers and his addition to the United lineup would significantly bolster their attacking options.
The Price of Harry Kane
Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly demanding a staggering £100 million for the sale of their prized asset. This fee would eclipse Manchester United’s current transfer record of £89 million, which was spent on midfielder Paul Pogba in 2016. However, Ten Hag believes that the potential acquisition of Kane is worth breaking the club’s transfer record, given the positive impact it would have on the team.
It remains to be seen whether the Manchester United board will sanction the move for Harry Kane. However, with the club’s manager, Erik ten Hag, making such a bold move by publicly advocating for the striker’s signature, it is clear that Manchester United is serious about their pursuit of the Tottenham star. If the transfer does go ahead, it could significantly bolster Man United’s chances of winning silverware next season.