Man United fans are adamant club can raise funds for Harry Kane transfer by offloading seven players

Manchester United fans are obviously desperate for their club to sign Harry Kane this summer, and one of them has a theory how the club can afford him.

There's little doubt how desperate United are to add a striker to their squad this summer, with Marcus Rashford bagging 17 in the Premier League but no other player hitting double figures.

Erik ten Hag has made Mason Mount and Andre Onana more pressing priorities, the latter after David de Gea left, but a striker appears to be next on his list.

Atalanta youngster Rasmus Hojlund appears to be the number one target, with the club reportedly readying a bid for the Danish striker.

Whilst the 20-year-old might be the player they want right now there's little doubt they'd love the chance to sign Kane if they could.

The Tottenham Hotspur striker is currently being targeted by PSG and Bayern Munich, with just one year left on his contract in north London.

Whilst Bayern are heavy favourites to sign the England star one fan has a theory how the Old Trafford club could afford the Premier League star.

According to the claim, Erik ten Hag's side merely need to sell Harry Maguire, Dean Henderson, Anthony Elanga, Fred, Alex Telles, Eric Bailly and Brandon Williams in order to afford Kane.

Getting the £45 million needed for Maguire in order to raise the money might prove the hardest part of the sales, despite the club spending £80 million on him not that long ago.

Previously it had seemed that he was reluctant to leave Old Trafford but last week he had the club captaincy stripped by the manager.

Reports have claimed that he is now more open to leaving the club with West Ham favourites to land the England centre-back.

One of the list of departures may be happening in the near future too, with Alex Telles reportedly on the verge of joining Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr.

The full back was on loan at Sevilla last season and looks set to become the latest player to join the football revolution in Saudi Arabia.

But actually getting Spurs and Daniel Levy to agree to sell Kane to them this summer will likely prove the hardest part of any potential deal, they may have to nab the player for free next summer.