Paul Merson says Arsenal will have to buy Harry even in an effort to solve their striker’s judgment.
Gunners were no teeth in their 2-0 defeat at Newcastle in the EFL EFL’s second leg semifinal, Kai Havertz struggled to make an impact while Alexander Isak of the original side-one player repeatedly connected to Arsenal screen.
However, with Newcastle unlikely to sell Isak, Mikel Arteta will have to shop to enhance his offensive choices and Merson believes that 31 -year -old Kane could be the answer.
The former Tottenham captain joined Bayern Munich in the summer of 2023 and continued to score goals at a spectacular pace, with 70 times in 72 games for the Bundesliga leaders.
Kane has escape clauses – Reference
A report on Sport Bild yesterday claimed that England International has a clause in its contract that would allow it to move to the January window for £ 66.5 million.
And while no club believed that viable, his clause drops to 54 meters in 12 months.
“Arsenal will buy him” 👀
Paul Merson in Harry Kane’s release clause and a possible return to the Premier League. pic.twitter.com/bv8oyawnta
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And Merson said, “Arsenal will buy him, why not?
“If it is available, you have to weigh it. People will go that this age is that age, but Arsenal needs now. If Arsenal does not win the championship, you must take a chance, buy someone who has proved.
“If he is going to go for £ 64 million, there are only a few groups that can buy him. Manchester City will not buy him, (and) if you believe what you read that Manchester United will not pay the loan fee for (mathys) The tel, then this is alarming, and then Tottenham.
“He will have to win something in Bayern. Because he is not going to go back to Tottenham to win anything.”
Kane Tantalizingly from Shearr’s record
Kane scored 213 goals during his time in Spurs and left just 47 a record of a record of all time Alan Shearr.
And Merson believes that the opportunity to break this Mark could be a decisive factor in returning to England.
He added: “It would be a great move and if he doesn’t think he can beat Alan Shearer’s record then I don’t really see the point returning.”
