Harry Kane will need to convince Daniel Levy to let him leave Tottenham for Manchester United this summer, with the Spurs chairman refusing to sell his star man to a Premier League club.
United return to the Champions League next season and are believed to have made Kane their number one priority as their search for a new striker continues. Erik ten Hag has outlined his need for a striker in the summer window, with Antony Martial and Wout Weghorst both reported to be on their way out of Old Trafford.
Kane's contract at Spurs expires next summer, meaning that this transfer window will be the last before the England captain is free to negotiate with other clubs. However, the stubbornness of Daniel Levy to not sell Kane to another direct Premier League competitor could prove the biggest stumbling block in a potential transfer, with the England captain valued at £100million.
