Harry Kane linked with shock move to Premier League side

Robert Wheeler

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During Harry Kane's Tottenham Hotspur career, he was regularly linked with Manchester United, but the move never came to fruition. 

A transfer to Manchester City could have been possible in 2021, with Kane trying to force the move. However, he ended up staying at Spurs for another two years. 

Since joining Bayern Munich, Kane has finally managed to get his hands on some silverware by winning the Bundesliga. 

It is mission complete for Kane in Germany, and he could now have his sights set on chasing down Alan Shearer's Premier League goalscoring record. 

Kane reportedly has a clause in his Bayern contract that will enable him to leave for £56.8million next summer. This is only if he tells the club that he wants to move this winter. 

Could a return to the Premier League be on the cards for Harry Kane? 

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According to the Daily Star, "The 32-year-old is reportedly eager for a Premier League comeback after the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and Manchester United are said to be potential suitors." 

United are without European football this season and are performing well below their level. However, signing Kane would be a huge statement. 

There are always going to be links with a return to Spurs, and their manager, Thomas Frank, has said that he would be welcome back at the club. 

Kane has also been linked with Barcelona, who will be looking for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski, who is now 37 and in the final year of his contract at the club. 

The England captain is just 47 goals behind Shearer's Premier League record of 260. Therefore, a return to England rather than a transfer to Spain would make sense for Kane. 

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Robert Wheeler

Robert Wheeler has a degree in sports journalism from the University of East London and an MSC in Sports Broadcast from Cardiff Metropolitan University. He has covered soccer since 2015 and has reported on all levels of English soccer from Non-League to the Premier League. Robert also appears on News Central TV talking about the biggest stories in the sport. When not working in soccer, Robert enjoys playing golf, cycling, and walking his dogs.