Without a doubt, Harry Kane has stirred up the transfer market news this summer. After several weeks of negotiations, Tottenham ended up selling their home scorer to Bayern Munich for more than 110 million euros. But before committing definitively to the Bavarian club, the English international (86 caps, 59 goals) has long been in the sights of Manchester United. Indeed, the Mancunian club had made him its priority target but due to limited financial means, MU opted for the Danish prodigy from Atalanta Bergamo, Rasmus Hojlund, for a less substantial amount.
When reuniting with the British star and the Munich team in the Champions League, his coach Erik ten Hag was questioned by the press about the Harry Kane case. The Batavian technician affirmed that he had no regrets at the idea of having missed the transfer of the top scorer in the history of the Three Lions. “No. We are happy with Rasmus. For the first match, he was injured. He played against Arsenal, he started. Now we have to integrate him into the team. We need to work on how both (Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford editor’s note) can benefit from each other. You can see he’s a great talent.”expressed the Dutchman.
