Football rumours: Manchester United make last-gasp attempt to sign Harry Kane

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Football Rumours: Manchester United Make Last-Gasp Attempt To Sign Harry Kane
Club bosses have grown increasingly frustrated with Spurs’ unwillingness to negotiate over Harry Kane. Photo: PA
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By PA Sport Staff

What the papers say

Manchester United have reportedly made a last-ditch attempt to sign England captain Harry Kane. According to The Sun, the Red Devils have reached out to the Tottenham striker to encourage him to put in a transfer request as club bosses grow increasingly frustrated with Spurs’ unwillingness to negotiate over Kane’s position.

Staying at Old Trafford, The Telegraph reports the club have joined Arsenal in pursuit of West Ham midfielder Declan Rice. United are said to be interested in a player-plus-cash deal involving England defender Harry Maguire or Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay.

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