Real Madrid are reportedly monitoring developments with Manchester United transfer target Harry Kane as they consider bolstering their strike force this summer.
According to the Daily Mail, Los Blancos have discussed the prospect of making a move for the Tottenham Hotspur and England frontman. It adds that Madrid believe Spurs' chairman Daniel Levy would prefer to sell Kane abroad if he is to leave the London outfit in the summer. The La Liga side could also agree a pre-contract next January to sign him for free if the 29-year-old refuses to extend his current deal with Antonio Conte's side.
MEN Sport understands that Kane is Erik ten Hag's prime striker target to reinforce the United attack, with sources saying the Reds boss is intent on signing the forward. Realistically, the Reds are the only Premier League club he could join in the summer.
