Dion Dublin urges Manchester United to pursue Harry Kane signing
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Dion Dublin, former Manchester United striker, advocates for the club to sign Harry Kane from Bayern Munich. Speaking to BetVictor, Dublin emphasized Kane's goal-scoring abilities and versatility, suggesting any Premier League team would benefit from his expertise. While Kane's impressive performances have solidified his role at Bayern, rumors suggest he may soon sign a new contract. Dublin argues United should act decisively to secure a player who guarantees goals, even indicating a willingness to pay a steep price for his services.
- •Dublin believes Kane is a top target for Manchester United.
- •Kane's scoring record makes him attractive to Premier League clubs.
- •Bayern Munich is reportedly set to offer Kane a new contract.
- •Dublin urges United to invest heavily if they want Kane.
- •Kane's ability to drop deep adds to his appeal as a striker.
- 7:00 AMYahoo Sports — Dion Dublin tells Manchester United to sign Harry Kane: ‘If you want him, go get him’
"FC Bayern is not letting Harry Kane leave any time soon.
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