Manchester United's potential new majority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already hinted at his thoughts surrounding a possible transfer for Tottenham's Harry Kane. The Red Devils are among a number of clubs eyeing a summer move for the 29-year-old with his Spurs future looking highly likely to once again be uncertain.
Kane will see his contract at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium expire in the summer of 2024 and currently, there are no extension talks taking place. The immediate future of the club is likely one of the reasons there is hesitancy on the side of Kane after chairman Daniel Levy dismissed his fourth permanent manager of the last four-and-a-half years in Antonio Conte a few months ago.
On the pitch, Tottenham also appear in crisis after conceding 12 goals in their last three games, including a monumental drubbing at the hands of Newcastle. With interim head coach Ryan Mason then replacing Cristian Stellini, Spurs pulled off an impressive comeback against Manchester United before throwing away an even better fightback against Liverpool a few days later.
