Tottenham chief Daniel Levy is ready to sanction a world-record move for Harry Kane this summer.

As per Daily Mail, the Londoners are prepared to sell the England international to Manchester United for a fee of around £200m.

Premier League clubs are in a financial crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Levy is looking to sell the 26-year-old to cope with the cash crunch. Furthermore, if the current season is cancelled, it would result in more financial problems for Tottenham and the other clubs.

Levy’s plan of a big-money sale would help Spurs combat those problems.

It will be interesting to see if Manchester United make their move for the player in the coming months.

Spending £200m on one player might not be too easy for the Red Devils despite their huge cash reserves.

In theory, it would be a blockbuster signing for them. Someone like Kane could help them challenge the likes of Liverpool and Manchester City next season.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has had to rely on Marcus Rashford for the goals this season and Kane’s arrival would be a huge boost.

He could form a lethal partnership with Rashford and Martial.

United already have a fantastic playmaker in Bruno Fernandes to create chances for their strikers. The Red Devils are thought to be keen on Jadon Sancho as well.

It seems that a defining summer window is on the cards for United.

Here is what the Tottenham fans had to say about the report.

Ditch Levy, keep Kane.

— Artist Formerly Known as Prince of Egypt (שמואל) (@Trouble_Macher) April 11, 2020

Just feels like all the wheels are coming off – just feels like we’re heading back to the dark times

— Elmwood Financial (@elmfc) April 11, 2020

If that happend I genuinely would stop following the club

— Dave Pointing (@Rhattles) April 12, 2020

Makes me wonder if his hammy is well and truly knackered.

— jason snell (@Jasonsnell17) April 12, 2020

Of course he would because all he cares about is money

— Luke (@LukeTeddybur) April 12, 2020

Honestly had enough of levy’s bollocks. Get him out ASAP

— James Mervyn (@JamesmMervyn) April 12, 2020