Manchester United urged to ‘break the bank’ for Kane by ex-Tottenham and United striker

Teddy Sheringham thinks Manchester United should “break the bank” to bring in Tottenham striker Harry Kane.

Kane has been linked with a move to Old Trafford in the past but does not appear to be on the Red Devils’ books.

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He was keen on a move to Manchester City last summer with the Premier League champions reportedly bidding £125m to sign the England captain.

It promises to be a big summer at Old Trafford with Erik ten Hag replacing Ralf Rangnick in the dugout, and former United and Spurs striker Sheringham has said that the Red Devils should sign at least two centre-forwards in the upcoming window.

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“At least two, yes. If he [Cristiano Ronaldo] is the only one left at the club then they need at least three top strikers to be performing,” Sheringham told the Manchester Evening News.

“I know they still have Marcus Rashford. However, they need to go and buy two more strikers at least, certainly of real quality.

“The obvious one that has been looking to move from Tottenham is Harry Kane. If I was Man United, I would break the bank to go and get him.

37-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo has won the same amount of Premier League POTM awards as Mo Salah, Harry Kane and Kevin De Bruyne COMBINED this season pic.twitter.com/Q1C7XS5iJR

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