Manchester United tell Harry Kane to hand in transfer request to force through £80m move - Paper Round

United tell Kane to put in transfer request Manchester United want Harry Kane to put in a transfer request to help force through a move to Old Trafford. Ad United value the player at £80 million, but Daniel Levy will not accept less than £100m. Euro QualifyingSouthgate jokes England players will be ‘tapping up’ team-mates on international duty18/06/2023 AT 17:40 “Frustrated Manchester United have told Harry Kane: If you want the move, make it happen,” The Sun writes.

“And the Red Devils have also had a second bid worth up to £50million rejected by Chelsea for Mason Mount. “United’s hierarchy are ready to walk away from the blockbuster transfer of Kane after difficulties in negotiating with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy. “But in a final attempt to move things on, they want Tottenham’s all-time top goalscorer to come out with a transfer request or strongly worded statement about his desire to leave for Old Trafford.” United keen on Onana With David de Gea increasingly likely to leave Manchester United this summer, the Mirror believes that Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana is their target to replace him.

The paper states: “Manchester United have made contact with Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana to register their interest in signing him. “The Red Devils are preparing to wave goodbye to current shot-stopper David de Gea at the end of June, with his 12-year stay on course to come to end after failing to agree a new contract. De Gea could yet sign a new deal but manager Erik ten Hag is being proactive and identifying targets to become his new first-choice goalkeeper.