Harry Kane release clause revealed, Kobbie Mainoo linked with Napoli move – Euro Transfer News

Kane has been lethal in front of goal this term, scoring 21 goals in 15 appearances across all competitions and providing four assists.

Bild believes Bayern have a plan in place to convince Kane to sign a contract extension.

“The record champions are determined to keep the Englishman in the form of his life.

“This is to be achieved with a special Kane plan, which is aligned with a landmark date for both club and player next January.”

It is reported that the release clause must be activated by January 31, 2026, by Kane himself if another club comes in with an offer.

The Red Devils midfielder has fallen out of favour at Old Trafford since Ruben Amorim’s arrival and has not started any of their Premier League fixtures so far this season.

Former Manchester United stars Scott McTominay, Rasmus Hojlund, and Romelu Lukaku are all part of Napoli’s squad this season.

The Mirror is reporting that the 20-year-old could join his former teammates in Naples when the transfer window reopens in January.

“Sky Sports journalist Sacha Tavolieri suggests Napoli remain in dialogue with the United midfielder’s representatives after pursuing the 20-year-old throughout the summer window.

“The latest report indicates a temporary switch is now under consideration, which would provide Mainoo with the regular action that he craves – while furthering his development.

“Antonio Conte is understood to be keen to wrap up negotiations swiftly.”

Reports from Spain suggest that Manchester United may be interested in signing Barcelona star Raphinha.

The Brazil international has been superb for the La Liga side since arriving from Premier League club Leeds.

Spanish site Fichajes are stating that the forward could command a transfer fee as high as €150 million (£130m).

“In the Hansi Flick era, the Brazilian winger is the figure around whom the Barca attack revolves.

“But his flashes have England in their sights: Manchester United are rumoured to be eyeing a €120 to €150 million move to bring him to the Premier League.”

Barcelona sporting director Deco believes that the club do not need to obsess over signing a new striker.

The former Portugal and Chelsea midfielder insists that Paris Saint-Germain have proven that clubs can challenge for the UEFA Champions League without a recognised number nine.

Deco pointed out that Spain international Ferran Torres is also capable of playing up front for the La Liga giants.

“Maybe it’s possible to play without a traditional striker. Ferran can play as a No. 9… PSG won the Champions League without a main striker”