Harry Kane would be taking it one step further with the transfer of Tottenham to Man Utd – Stan Collymore

Would Harry Kane fit in at Manchester United?

Yes, 100 percent.

He is a goal scorer who can score two 30-yard tap-ins or thunderbolts.

You can play with your back to the goal, attracting others to the game and creating opportunities for them.

So it is obvious that United tries to sign him.

But if they think they will have a clear race against the Tottenham striker, then they are very wrong.

I listened to Kane’s interview with Jamie Redknapp a couple of weeks ago and you could hear because of the comments he made that there is a little bit of frustration.

But the idea that the Spurs will sell for around £ 200 million, but not to a national rival, is also interesting because that suggests that President Daniel Levy is trying to pique the interest of the continent’s greats.

And the only clubs with influence to compete with Manchester United or Manchester City in England are Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Those four clubs will have money no matter what the weather and Levy’s comments left me wondering if he was charting the path ahead by saying: Harry Okay Harry you can go. But it will be the Spanish capital or Catalonia instead of Manchester. “

We would see the mother of all bidding wars if that were the case.

And I can honestly see Kane going to Real before United in the same way that we saw Gareth Bale move to the Bernabéu seven years ago.

The only hope that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer really has to sell Old Trafford as Kane’s main destination, is if he says to him: ‘Not only are we going to bring you, Harry, we are also going to bring Jadon Sancho to provide you and perhaps a couple of other players on top of him. ‘

If Sancho didn’t materialize, it wouldn’t surprise me at all to see Kane wearing Karim Benzema’s No.9 shirt at Real Madrid, with the Frenchman heading to the Premier League.

Some people will ask if United would be one step ahead of the Spurs and they are right to do so.

If we had this conversation 12-18 months ago, it would be saying that he should cover his bets and stay with the Spurs.

But the Spurs seem to be going back to being a Europa League-level club instead of the Champions League, and if Kane leaves, that will only get worse.

If I were Kane, I would be looking at the situation and saying: “In Spurs, who do I have to get to? Tanguy N’Dombele, who can be on the way? Christian Eriksen is gone.

“At United, I could have Sancho, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Daniel James by my side and all those guys can help me reach 30 goals per season.”

They have the rhythm, power and youth to provide you with all the support you need.

And while I’d still say Solskjaer needs a Roy Keane or Patrick Vieira guy as their No. 1 priority, those outlets will put them in a very good position to tempt Kane.