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Man Utd fear ‘nightmare’ transfer pursuit of Harry Kane with execs ‘desperate not to deal with Spurs chief Daniel Levy’


MANCHESTER UNITED chiefs fear their pursuit of Harry Kane could turn into a nightmare, according to reports.

SunSport revealed last week that Erik ten Hag has made the Tottenham star his No1 transfer target this summer.

Manchester United have made Harry Kane their No1 summer targetCredit: AP
United chiefs are expecting Daniel Levy will be tough to negotiate withCredit: Alamy

Kane, 29, has less than 18 months remaining on his deal.

United are hoping to take advantage of the England captain’s contract situation.

But the Mail Online report that they are still anticipating a “nightmare” pursuit.

That’s because Spurs chief Daniel Levy is renowned as a tough negotiator.

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It is believed he will seek around £100million for Kane depsite his dwindling contract.

Some reports even claim his asking price could be closer to £150m.

Ten Hag is desperate to have a striker in place before getting pre-season underway.

And United chiefs know that could prove tricky if their pursuit of Kane turns into a saga.

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Napoli hitman Victor Osimhen is also on the Red Devils wishlist after scoring 19 goals in 22 Serie A games this season.

He is believed to have a £107m release clause in his contract and United could look to activate it if they fail to get Kane quickly.

Osimhen is also wanted by Chelsea and Arsenal and he put interested suitors on red alert after revealing it is his dream to play in the Premier League.

Osimhen said: “I think playing in one of the top five leagues in the world (Serie A) is an amazing feeling for me.

“A lot of people worldwide consider the Premier League as the best and the strongest league but now I’m in one of the best leagues in the world which is the Italian Serie A.

“I’m working so hard to make sure that I achieve my dream of playing in the Premier League some day but like I said, it’s a process and I just want to keep on this momentum and continue to do well.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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