Harry Kane has long been indispensable to FC Bayern. The 33-year-old scores almost at will and remains one of the best strikers in the world. His impressive record of 152 goals in 154 competitive matches for the German record champions is also generating excitement in his native England. A Premier League legend is now even urging Manchester United to do whatever it takes to bring the Bayern star back to England.
Former England national team player Dion Dublin is convinced that, despite his age, Kane would be an absolute asset to any club in England.
“Harry Kane could be in the starting lineup for any Premier League team. Any Premier League team—it doesn’t matter,” the 57-year-old gushed in an interview with BetVictor.
Dublin added: “Every Premier League club would take him right now, 100 percent.”
“If you want him, then go get him!”
Dublin would particularly recommend that his former club, Manchester United, sign the Bayern striker. The Red Devils had already been linked with the English national team player even before Kane’s move to Munich.
For Dublin, it’s clear that United shouldn’t let another opportunity slip away.
“United has been eyeing him for a long time, talking too much about it. If you want him, then go get him!” urged the former forward.
Even the Bayern star’s age doesn’t play a decisive role for Dublin. Kane remains one of the few strikers in world soccer who can consistently guarantee goals. His game intelligence and exceptional movement would ensure that he can continue to succeed at the highest level in the coming years.
“Even at 33, 34, 35, I’d still keep Harry for another year or two because his smart runs just keep putting him in good positions time and time again,” Dublin explained.
Dublin Calls for a Multi-Million Offer for Kane
Particularly noteworthy: Even a potential contract extension at Bayern Munich shouldn’t deter Manchester United, according to the former Premier League pro.
“Even if he signs a new contract there, give them the 70 or 80 million—whatever they want—because you need goals! Why do you buy Harry Kane? So he can score goals,” Dublin emphasized.
With that, the former England international is floating the idea of a potential transfer fee of up to 80 million. However, this is his personal assessment and not a concrete offer from Manchester.
At FC Bayern, such statements are likely being taken in stride anyway. Kane is under contract until the summer of 2027. The Munich club is already working to secure the striker’s long-term commitment to the club.
The Englishman himself has also made it clear on several recent occasions that he feels at home in Munich. A contract extension is therefore considered quite realistic.
From a sporting perspective, Kane is virtually irreplaceable for Bayern. The forward impresses not only as a goal-scorer but also as a playmaker and a leader.