Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has given his verdict on a potential triple transfer swoop for England trio Harry Kane, Declan Rice and Mason Mount this summer. The Red Devils are looking to build upon their first season under Erik ten Hag, which has seen a third-placed finish in the Premier League, a Carabao Cup and the potential to add an FA Cup to the mix.
The need to strengthen could see them cross paths with a host of their top six rivals such as Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham in the coming weeks. Kane is the one that has been heavily touted with a switch to Old Trafford this summer, with the need for a striker as the England men's team captain reaches the final 12 months of his contract with Spurs.
"I think he probably doesn't the appreciation he should," Interim Tottenham boss Ryan Mason said after the forward scored a brace against Leeds. "The goals yes, outstanding, a 30-goal season in the Premier League is incredible but also his overall performances are just outstanding and I also think as well to go through what happened in the World Cup, from a mental point of view, to come back and do what he's done for the past four or five months, I think it speaks volumes for the player and the person."
