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Manchester United are willing to include Anthony Martial in a deal to sign Harry Kane, according to ESPN.

Kane will enter the final two years of his Tottenham contract this summer and is therefore likely to face further speculation surrounding his future in North London.

Therefore, United, who are in the market for a new striker, have registered their interest in Kane, who’s expected to make a decision over his future at the end of the season.

And the Red Devils, who were one of three Premier League clubs keen on signing Kane in 2021, are ‘exploring the possibility’ of including Martial in a deal to convince the Tottenham striker to move to Old Trafford.

The £25.2m-rated forward has scored 79 goals in his six-and-a-half years at United, but joined Sevilla on loan in January after falling out of favour under Ralf Rangnick.

The Frenchman started four games prior to his departure and has scored just five Premier League goals since the beginning of last season, which could suggest that his best goalscoring days might be behind him and therefore a player Spurs should avoid signing.

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  1. Kane may leave…but United makes no sense. The media space being given to this is pretty lame. His next 5 years is about trophy’s. If not chancing Spurs becoming winners…he will want a nailed on club. Only two do that now in the PL..City…Liverpool. Newcastle is a few years away, Chelsea…?….so it’s us or one the two above. United? Not a chance……

  2. Is this a joke? Why would Conte want Martial? He can’t get a game at United and isn’t exactly setting the World alight with Seville..As for Kane, why move to United? He wants to win trophies and United are going to need a rebuild this summer, which is rarely the right ground for winning things. Man City would be a more logical move.

  3. Utd don’t need kane good player but not at that cost when will we stop paying stupid amounts of money for players build a new team around Bruno sanches elanga new mid field required Fred and Scott OK

  4. I can’t see them buying Kane. Would be too costly. But with this club you never know. I just read yesterday that they are willing to sell James Garner. It proves that although Woodward has left, stupidity has remained in the corridors

  16. Are you serious? He can’t play for United and isn’t exactly lighting up the world with Seville. Why would Kane join United? He wants to win trophies, and United will need to rebuild this summer, which is rarely conducive to success. Manchester City would be a more logical choice.

  21. I can’t see them buying Kane. Would be too costly. But with this club you never know. I just read yesterday that they are willing to sell James Garner. It proves that although Woodward has left, stupidity has remained in the corridors. What they are doing is the equivalent of hitting a block wall installation San Antonio

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  40. As Kane’s Tottenham contract enters its last two years this summer, there will probably be more rumors about his future in North London.

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