HomeTransfers

Man United, City Willing To Offer Kane £300k-per-week Contract 

Man United, City Willing To Offer Kane £300k-per-week Contract 

Premier League heavyweights Manchester City and Manchester United are both prepared to offer Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane £300,000 per week in basic salary. 

Kane sent shockwaves through boyhood club Tottenham by telling them he wants to leave this summer.

And both Man United and Man City have emerged as options with newly crowned Premier League champions regarded as favourites for his signature. 

According to The Sun, both Premier League heavyweights are prepared to put together a massive contract to persuade the 27-year-old of his next destination. 

Kane would be offered £300,000 a week on a five-year deal, which would be an improvement of £70,000 from his Tottenham terms. 

Despite the financial impact of the coronavirus crisis on club finances, both Manchester clubs are willing to sanction not only the huge contract, but the outlay it would take for Spurs to let him go. 

Also Read: 2022 AWCON: : CAF Moves Super Falcons Vs Ghana Clash To October

Kane would cost in the region of £150million and has three years left on his contract so Daniel Levy and Spurs are in a strong negotiating position. 

Sergio Aguero is leaving City in the summer after forging legendary status at the Etihad and will leave a gaping hole.  

Gabriel Jesus is yet to convince he is the main man so City will be prioritising bringing in a striker they can rely on. 

Pep Guardiola refused to comment on the developments on Tuesday night after his side’s defeat by Brighton, saying: “Next question. He is a Tottenham Hotspur player, please.”

While Man United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: “I can’t say we’re not signing a striker.

“We’re building towards a better squad. Hopefully we end up with a stronger squad when we start next season and be more consistent to challenge the one in front of us.”

He added: “I can’t comment on other teams’ players or what has been speculated. I want to show Tottenham the respect they deserve.”


Copyright © 2024 Completesports.com All rights reserved. The information contained in Completesports.com may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without the prior written authority of Completesports.com.

COMMENTS

WORDPRESS: 0
Update cookies preferences