Manchester United have been instructed to shell out for England captain Harry Kane, ignoring his advanced age to land one of the few guaranteed goal threats on the market

Former Manchester United striker Dion Dublin has urged the club to pay £70m to £80m to sign Bayern Munich forward Harry Kane. Speaking to BetVictor, Dublin argued that the 33-year-old England captain guarantees goals and possesses the intelligence to start for any team across the Premier League despite his advancing age.
Kane joined Bayern Munich in 2023 for nearly £100m and has registered 152 goals in 154 matches. While Bayern are in talks over extending his contract beyond its July 2027 expiration, the German club could reportedly consider a permanent sale in January to recoup their original investment.
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