Stories linking Tottenham striker Harry Kane with a move away from north London aren’t as widespread as they were last summer. With the prolific forward undecided over his future, Manchester City were waiting to swoop.
Kane famously announced his decision to remain at his existing club via social media. City subsequently signed Erling Haaland and are exceptionally well catered for in the striking department.
There are, however, a number of rumours suggesting that the player will finally move on this summer. This time, there is more than one club involved.
Potential Destinations
According to those transfer stories, Manchester remains a possible destination, although Harry Kane is now being linked with the red half of the city. Manchester United have lacked a productive striker since Romelu Lukaku left in 2019, and the Spurs man fits the brief.
One story suggests that former Spurs and Manchester United player Teddy Sheringham has urged the Red Devils to ‘break the bank’ in their pursuit of the player.
Other reports claim that Bayern Munich are interested in Harry Kane. Having lost Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona in the summer, the German Bundesliga champions are anxious to line up another world class centre-forward.
In all probability, nothing will happen until the end of the season, but Kane will soon have a chance to increase his stock even further.
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The 2022 World Cup is almost upon us and Harry Kane will be one of the most important players in Qatar. He’s England’s captain and main striker, and his goals will be pivotal to his team’s success.
Kane won the Golden Boot as the tournament’s leading scorer in Russia four years ago and he’s in the frame to do so again. Current World Cup top goalscorer betting for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar shows Harry Kane as the clear favourite with France’s Kylian Mbappe in second place.
The odds can be found via sources linked to Sbo.net who go on to list Karim Benzema, Neymar and Lionel Messi among the chasing pack.
Pre-tournament markets will remain in place until the start of the World Cup. At that point, they will switch to live platforms and will be open until such time as a winner is determined.
While they are in place, visitors to the SBO website can monitor any changes in real time. Useful information is here as a bonus and there will be news stories, opinion pieces and handy betting guides.
Anyone who feels ready to get involved can stake in any of the World Cup markets. Each linked sportsbook will accept new players and many publish generous welcome offers. Registration will be over in just a few minutes and, when customers arrive at the cashier, they can add funds via a number of methods.
If assistance is needed, customer services will step in while other benefits are in place moving forward. Account holders will always be able to access other sports while ongoing offers and live sports streaming may also be on the table.
It’s the site to accompany Harry Kane on his World Cup journey, but what will the future hold when the tournament ends?
What now for Harry Kane?
The words of Teddy Sheringham are particularly interesting when you consider his career path. Unable to win a trophy at White Hart Lane, Sheringham left Spurs in 1997 and won a sackful of trophies in his four seasons at Manchester United.
Tottenham last won a major piece of silverware when they beat Chelsea 2-1 in the 2008 League Cup Final. Despite breaking a host of records at club and international level, Harry Kane is without a significant winner’s medal and that’s going to hurt.
This is a crucial season for both club and player. Tottenham Hotspur need to prove that they can match the player’s ambitions by bringing a long overdue item of silverware to the trophy cabinet. While it will be difficult to claim either the English Premier League or the Champions League, Spurs should be genuine contenders for both domestic knockout competitions.
If Antonio Conte’s team can claim either the FA Cup or the EFL Cup, Kane is likely to stay. If not, those isolated transfer rumours will undoubtedly intensify.
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