Harry Kane transfer talks intensify as Saudi club and Manchester United show interest

Saudi Pro League side Al‑Hilal has opened discussions with the representatives of England captain Harry Kane, exploring a possible move before the current transfer window closes. The club is assessing both sporting and financial terms, and a €65 million release clause in Kane’s Bayern Munich contract could facilitate a transfer.

Manchester United remains keen on signing the 32‑year‑old striker. Club director Sir Jim Ratcliffe has publicly expressed admiration for Kane, and United’s scouting network continues to monitor his situation alongside other European giants such as Chelsea, Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Madrid. Bayern Munich, however, is confident Kane will stay, noting his contract expires at the end of June and that talks on an extension are ongoing.

Speculation also exists that a return to England could materialise, with Manchester United viewed as the most likely destination if Kane decides to leave Bayern. The ongoing interest underscores the striker’s high market value and the strategic importance clubs place on securing a proven goal‑scorer.