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O<\/span>ne of the biggest names in English football could be on the move this summer. While Harry Kane<\/strong><\/a> is currently the talk of the town for his goals that helped fire England men\u2019s team to a first major tournament final in 55 years, off the field the striker is in a potentially career-changing moment.<\/p>\n In an interview with Gary Neville posted before the UEFA European Championships Kane voiced his desire to win trophies, saying he didn\u2019t want to end his career with \u201cregrets\u201d. The 27-year-old will be one of the most coveted players on the market, particularly after the way he has led the line at Euro 2020. However, the striker\u2019s future remains unclear.<\/p>\n Embed from Getty Images<\/a><\/p>\n No matter what happens in the final of Euro 2020 the Harry Kane transfer saga is set to be one of the stories of the summer. Top betting sites<\/a> such as Novibet have odds available on Kane\u2019s next club, or indeed, if he\u2019s to remain at the Tottenham Hotspur<\/a><\/strong> Stadium. They have a host of markets on site including potential summer transfers for the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba and others.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s take a look at three possible destinations for Harry Kane were he to leave Spurs\u2026<\/p>\n After winning the Premier League, the Carabao Cup and reaching the UEFA Champions League final, Manchester City<\/strong> certainly offer the opportunity to win trophies. Pep Guardiola\u2019s team are one of the few teams in the world who could afford Kane, and his goal scoring talents would further enhance City\u2019s trophy-winning potential.<\/p>\n It\u2019s understandable that they\u2019re the favourites to secure Kane\u2019s services before the window closes on September 1st, especially with Sergio Aguero calling time on his Manchester City career. Kane even hinted at a potential move to the blue half of the city, saying it would be a dream to play alongside Kevin De Bruyne.<\/p>\n Given Kane has three years left to run on his contract at Spurs<\/a>, there is no guarantee that his desire to leave will facilitate a move. He is the club\u2019s prize asset and with 30 goals and 17 assists in 2020\/21 it\u2019s obvious that Tottenham will want to hold onto their star man for as long as possible.<\/p>\n Daniel Levy is a notoriously tough negotiator and with Kane\u2019s market value in excess of \u00a3100 million at a time when the pandemic has hit club finances hard, the England captain could end up staying in north London for another season.<\/p>\n Manchester United are another club with the financial muscle to consider tabling a bid for Kane this summer. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer\u2019s men finished second in the Premier League last term and a clinical striker who has scored 166 goals in just 242 league games could elevate them to the very top level once more. Especially with the likes of Paul Pogba<\/strong><\/a> and Bruno Fernandes providing ammunition.<\/p>\n The Red Devils haven\u2019t won as many trophies as their rivals in recent seasons but as one of the biggest football clubs on the planet they are potentially only a couple of signings away from a return to the glory days.<\/p>\n Another interesting contender could be Chelsea. They\u2019ve spent big in the last year but with Timo Werner failing to hit the ground running at Stamford Bridge there could yet be an opening for another forward to join the ranks. As with the other leading teams, Chelsea have the financial power to be able to pay a fee in excess of \u00a3100 million.<\/p>\n Having just won the Champions League under Thomas Tuchel<\/a>, the opportunity to join a team with a proven record of domestic and European success could appeal to Kane\u2019s ambition. Leaving Spurs for their big rivals Chelsea however would be a very controversial move.<\/p>\n Betting on other clubs is available too, including PSG (12\/1), Real Madrid (20\/1) and Barcelona (33\/1).<\/p>\n Where do you think Harry Kane will go this summer? Or will he stay at Spurs? Follow Just Football on Twitter<\/a> for more news, opinion and analysis.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
<\/p>\nManchester City \u2013 9\/10 (1.90)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Stay at Tottenham \u2013 Evens (2.0)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Manchester United \u2013 7\/2 (4.50)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Chelsea \u2013 11\/2 (6.50)<\/strong><\/h3>\n