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#3 Harry Kane to Real Madrid
With Cristiano Ronaldo having now departed the Bernabeu, Real Madrid have a huge number of goals to find from somewhere. And who better to bag Los Blancos some goals than the winner of the Golden Boot at this summer’s World Cup?
Madrid have been sniffing around Harry Kane for a little while now, and this summer could finally be the moment that the Champions League winners make their move. In fact, only this week we saw stories of Madrid preparing an offer of £132 million and Gareth Bale for Kane.
Over the past few seasons, the England forward has scored an impressive 105 goals in 139 league games for Spurs. Kane may not offer the same skillset and flair as CR7, but his goals-to-game ratio is definitely something that puts him in the frame to be a great replacement for Ronaldo – and his price tag would dwarf Cristiano’s should Madrid decide upon going all-in on Harry Kane at some point over the next few weeks.
