Ally Mccoist pleaded for Liverpool to consider an “incredible” decision for Harry Kane this summer.
The captain of England had one of the most prolific seasons of his career in Bayern Munich, marking 38 times all competitions and finally winning his first team trophy while they found the title of Bundesliga.
With the Reds potentially in search of a new central advantage while the contenders queue for Darwin Nunez, possibly linked to the exit, the former striker of the Rangers thinks that Richard Hughes should not seek further than the 31 -year -old.
McCOIST exhortes Liverpool to consider the “incredible” swoop from Kane
Addressing Jeff Stelling on Talksport on whom the champions of the Premier League could seek to bring this summer, McCoist said: “Harry Kane. I tell you right now, I would go and test the waters with him. I would really do it. How many goals does it score in Liverpool? He was incredible in Bayern. His goal record is fantastic. “
When the former presenter of Sky Sports pointed out that the captain of England would be “ very happy in Munich ”, the Scottish put forward the suggestion that the former striker of the Spurs could have his eyes on the return to the Premier League and becoming the top scorer of all time of the division (a case also presented by the ex-scout Brown, ex-scout Brown of Manchester United).
McCoist replied: “I understand, I do not think there is a doubt about it, but I tell you what would make him happy – break the record of Alan Sheare.”
Kane in Liverpool is realistic
With 82 goals in 91 appearances for Bayern since its move to Germany in 2023, the phenomenal record of Kane speaks of itself, just like its status as top scorer of Tottenham Hotspur and England.
He needs 47 additional premier league goals to match Shearer’s count of 260, a figure that could potentially be reached in two seasons and would be very feasible in three. He is 32 years old in July, he is therefore still time in his career to return to his homeland and exceeds the legend of Newcastle.
That he returns to the English elite to play for Liverpool is another question. It is far beyond the age profile of a typical FSG signature and currently earns more than £ 400,000 per week, the salary reported that Mo Salah (one year less) obtains his new contract in Anfield (Capology).
In addition, as rightly pointed out, it does not seem that Kane leaves Bayern when things are going so well for him at the individual and collective level. Realisticly, the star of the three Lions will not be in motion for a few more years.
The Reds could well attract another striker this summer, and we can see why McCiscist pleaded for the 31 -year -old player, but the prospect of such a transaction occurring by the end of August is tiny, to say it slowly.
