Manchester United have been on the hunt for a world-class striker, number 9, to be exact, since the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia league runners-up Al Nassr
Since then, there have been many developments, including the arrival of Dutch striker Wout Weghost to help injured Antony Martial.
In Thursday's clash between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspurs, an intense match ended in a draw (2:
2), a section of Manchester United fans were heard chanting 'see you (Harry Kane) in June' amid speculation that he was a top transfer target to fill the void in position number 9
Harry Kane played a very important role in the match as he provided Son Hueng Min with an assist to put the ball in the net.
When asked in a singing interview, England's all-time top scorer Harry Kane replied that he is only focused on his current club and how to finish. tournament vigorously.
It is now widely reported that Kane is not ready to sign another contract with the London club giving the green light to teams like Man United to pursue his signing in June.
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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery - 'Pep Guardiola is the best coach I have ever known'
Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has insisted that without a succession of top Spanish coaches in the Premier League, it would be difficult for others to follow suit.
Emery spoke to Diario AS in an interview where he explained his reasons for leaving Villarreal for Aston Villa, his second job in England.
He was also asked what he thinks Mikel Arteta and Pep Guardiola are doing well with Arsenal and Manchester City's respective aesthetic football styles, and whether there's something in that style.
“(Thinking) Winning makes you respected. Pep and Arteta happen to win, yes. But if you don't win, they won't respect you. We've got the examples and I appreciate it. First [Rafael] Benitez, then Guardiola.
"Some people still say Pep did bad things, I think everything he did was very good. He opened a lot of doors for the rest of us with everything he did. He did. He's the best coach I've ever met."
Emery also explains that he can learn from both. “Getting their stuff and being able to apply it to your style would be helpful. Arteta has the advantage of being an English footballer, culturally savvy and plus having worked with Guardiola where he reports to him. And there are also famous coaches like Lopetegui, like Javi Gracia who played in an FA Cup final, like Roberto Martínez in his day… All of that helps.
Even as some question the level of La Liga, especially at the European competitive level, some interpret this as the golden age of Spanish management. There are very few non-Spanish coaches in La Liga, while the Premier League currently has six players imported from the Iberian Peninsula.
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