MU approaches Harry Kane but cannot make early transfer

MU's number one transfer target next summer - Harry Kane has had secret negotiations with the French "rich guy" - PSG. Billionaire Sheikh Jassim expressed his determination to buy all MU shares.

MU approached Harry Kane but could not make an early transfer. (Source: TEAMtalk)

PGS and MU negotiate Harry Kane transfer

Harry Kane's contract with Tottenham will expire in the summer of 2024, so he wants to leave as soon as the current season ends.

In the context of desiring a top striker, MU considers Harry Kane as the top target. However, the team will face competition from big teams across Europe.

According to the British media, PSG also wants the services of a classic "number 9" like Harry Kane, after missing out on Lewandowski last summer.

Specifically, PSG Sports Director Luis Campos secretly arranged a meeting with the English striker's representative.

With strong financial potential, the team at the Parc des Princes is ready to give Kane a salary of 300,000 pounds/week and meet the fee of 80 million pounds offered by Spurs.

However, PSG need to convince Harry Kane to leave the Premier League, where he is aiming to surpass Alan Shearer's record of 260 goals.

Sun Sports further revealed that MU also approached Harry Kane through a third party a few months ago.

However, the Manchester team is stuck in a transfer deal so they cannot make an early transfer.

Qatari billionaire increases price to buy MU

Qatar bank owner Sheikh Jassim has just sent a last-minute improved bid, showing his determination to buy all MU shares.

According to Mail Sport 's exclusive source, Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani wants to eliminate rival Sir Jim Ratcliffe with a new bid of a significantly increased amount compared to the original.

The Qatari banker hopes to soon get a nod from the Glazers and sign a deal to own all of MU, ending the most sensational deal in football.

There have been three rounds of bidding before that with the deadline for final offers set for late last month.

It seems that British petrochemical billionaire Ratcliffe has the upper hand. The offer from the richest man in the foggy country is not to own 100% of the club's shares but the valuation of MU is higher than Qatar's.

Ratcliffe also offered brothers Joel and Avram Glazer the chance to stay on with small stakes.

However, in a last ditch effort to gain control of the club, Sheikh Jassim has gone further in his bid to buy United (around £5.6bn).

The latest offer from the Qatari banker is a significant improvement on the first bid, although sources still believe it is lower than Sir Jim Ratcliffe's.

However, Sheikh Jassim's bid is to buy back all the shares and is ready to pay as soon as both parties agree on the terms.

Furthermore, Qatar will immediately clear MU's debts (536 million pounds). Along with that is the promise to invest in upgrading the squad and rebuilding Old Trafford.

PGS and MU negotiate Harry Kane transfer

Qatari billionaire increases price to buy MU

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