Man United manager Erik ten Hag had made it his mission to bring Harry Kane to Old Trafford in this summer's transfer window.
Former Wales international Robbie Savage believes Manchester United should have put everything into signing England captain Harry Kane from Tottenham Hotspur in this summer's transfer window.
Kane joined the German club on a four-year deal and marked his first start for the club with a goal in last Friday night's 4-0 win over Werder Bremen. He also claimed an assist. "They should have gone all out for Kane. He [would] guarantee goals but he's gone to Bayern Munich for £100m. People will say, 'It's a short-term signing because of his age', but he's guaranteed goals in the Premier League.
"Then at Spurs, they had spells. Their first 20 minutes were good, they should have had a penalty for handball and Antony hit the post. They didn't play too badly but they got beat.
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