Chelsea and Manchester United concerned about signing Harry Kane from Bayern Munich

Chelsea and Manchester United are in a battle for Champions League locations by advantage of a prime 5 Premier League end and will effectively entrance each other in the summertime switch window as they plot a squad rebuild.

El Nacional has reported that the Blues and the Purple Devils are pondering over an try into the signing of Bayern Munich ace Harry Kane, who will enter the ultimate 12 months of his contract on the Allianz Area.

He’s valued at £56 million on Transfermarkt, a charge that Bayern would possibly doubtless let go of the 32-year-old for, whereas the participant can also be tempted to return to England, the place he has but to win any piece of silverware.

Chelsea could also be contenders however transfer unlikely

Manchester United invested massive cash on Benjamin Sesko’s signing and although Harry Kane could be a large improve over the previous RB Leipzig star, it’s unlikely {that a} centre ahead, particularly at a excessive value would be the membership’s precedence.

However, Chelsea might but put money into a quantity 9 as their seek for a constant supply of targets continues. They’ve sufficient funds to signal Kane from Bayern Munich, and he could be a terrific medium-term addition.

With that stated, it’s nonetheless unlikely that the England captain would entertain ideas of returning to England at this stage of his profession with contract negotiations with Bayern anticipated to begin sooner slightly than later.

Kane is within the type of his life, having scored 50 targets and supplied six assists in all competitions this season, and can be in competition to win the treble this season, an achievement that might make him Ballon d’Or favourites.

Bayern are probably the most thrilling groups on this planet below Vincent Kompany and have an thrilling sporting undertaking as effectively, so with the previous Tottenham Hotspur marksman having fun with life in Germany in each manner potential, it will be a shocking choice if he opts in favour of returning to the Premier League.